‘Bust the Myth – Save the Species’ Rhino Crisis Awareness Campaign Launched

Bust the Myth – Save the Species! We are excited to announce the launch the of Bust the Myth – Save the Species, a global public awareness campaign calling for a coalition approach to debunking the rhino horn medicine myth. Rhishja Cota-LarsonI am the founder of Annamiticus, which publishes news and information about wildlife crime [...]

1 Jun 11

Rhino Killers of Nepal: In the Buffer Zone

An exclusive excerpt from the new book Murder, Myths & Medicine. There was good news from Nepal last month, when the country’s rhino census revealed an increase of 99 rhinos since the previous count in 2008. With 534 rhinos, Nepal is now home to nearly 18 percent of the world’s greater one-horned rhino population. However, [...]

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17 Mar 11

New Book About Illegal Rhino Horn Trade: ‘Murder, Myths and Medicine’

Formidable forces behind the illegal trade in rhino horn. I am pleased to announce that my new book Murder, Myths & Medicine is now available. This very unique publication is the world’s first book to highlight the major events and findings of 2010′s rhino crisis. Along with the fascinating subject matter and compelling facts (the [...]

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‘Bust the Myth – Save the Species’ Rhino Crisis Awareness Campaign Launched

Rhino Killers of Nepal: In the Buffer Zone

New Book About Illegal Rhino Horn Trade: ‘Murder, Myths and Medicine’

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