Rhino Mayday – 1 week to go!

Rhino Mayday: 1 week to go

Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 – last chance to sign up

Tickets available for Spotlight Sumatra evening debate

Thursday 1 May 2014

Sunday 10 August 2014

Tuesday 20 May 2014

News from Save the Rhino International: Rhino Mayday – 1 week to go!

Horn-e-events: upcoming events from Save the Rhino

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	HORN-E-EVENTS MAY 2014

There’s so much going on this May, we’re sending you an extra
event-packed ‘Horn-e-Events’ update to make sure you don’t miss out! For more information about any of our events, please email Laura at laura@savetherhino.org

This year at Rhino Mayday we have a fantastic line-up of speakers. Michael ‘t Sas-Rolfes and Susie Watts will be hosting a special session exploring the arguments for and against legalising the rhino horn trade. We’ll also be hearing about rhino DNA forensics in the UK, demand reduction work in Vietnam, and learning more about Europe’s captive black rhino population. Check out our full list of speakers and talks on our website.

The day will be from 10am to 5pm and will consist of presentations and panel discussion. Tickets are £15 and available online or by calling 020 7357 7474. Student tickets are also available by phoning our office.

Save the Rhino still has a few places available in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 this August, but hurry, applications close in less than 2 weeks time. Take part in this unique challenge – the ‘London Marathon of cycling’ – and get the chance to cycle through London and Surrey on closed roads. This is only the second year of RideLondon and it promises to be even bigger and better than last year!

If you have what it takes to cycle 100 miles and would be happy to raise money for Save the Rhino, please get in touch to apply for a place. You can email laura, or visit our website here to download an application form.

More events – for the adventurous

London Marathon
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The ballot for next yearhas closed, but don’t worry – applications are now open for Save the Rhino places

Rhino Climb Kilimanjaro
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Make this your year to climb Kilimanjaro. Climb with Save the Rhino and help us celebrate our 21st anniversary!

Discover Adventure
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From trekking in Morocco to cycling in Cambodia, you can raise money AND have the experience of a lifetime

Can we save the critically endangered species of this unique island given the pressures on their habitat?"

Join the Sumatran Orangutan Society (SOS), Elephant Family, 21st Century Tiger and Save the Rhino for The Spotlight Sumatra panel debate. The ancient Leuser rainforests of Sumatra are the only place in the world where orangutans, elephants, tigers and rhinos all roam together. These species are all critically endangered.

Tickets are £10 and available from Save the Rhino’s website or by phoning 020 7357 7474. Tickets are also available for concessions by phoning our office. Your tickets include one free glass of wine or beer on arrival (or soft drink) and will help raise money for the four coordinating charities.