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Gnusletter Issue 22
SOS Rhino Project Gain Momentum, Grants Awarded Thru EAZA Rhino Campaign, March 2006

Cheers, to all of our current readers as well as our visitors. Rthur here, with the 22nd issue of the Rhino Gnusletter of UncratedRhino.com. We are also celebrating 20 years of saving rhinos this year.1986-2006. For all of our visitors Uncrated Rhino began well before the web, which now has made our mission easier. Please take a wander thru our site. You'll find many rhino links of additional rhino facts concerning rhinoceros. Sign up for our monthly E-Gnusletter, where you'll get our rhino gnusletter way before it is posted on the site. Take Rocky's Trivia Quiz , answer the most questions, correctly and you win! Enjoy the issue and tell as many others as yourself with a passion for rhinos about us. UncratedRhino.com and the Rhino Shoppe catalog. Keep on Charging! Saving rhinos, one species at a time!

Rthur,
the Rhino Editor
RhinoGnusletter

Feature Story

SOS Rhino Project Gain Momentum, Grants Awarded Thru EAZA Rhino Campaign
The rhino community outreach program and rhino protection unit are 2 of 13 conservation projects in need of support. Thru these grants the Sumatran rhino has been protected. There is an urgent need to complete the protection at the Tabin Wildlife Reserve. Poaching and human encroachment within their natural habitat has increased this need.

Good News On Rhino Front
The One-horned rhinoceros population in West Bengal has risen sharply. The Indian and Javan rhinoceros can now continue to repopulate again as well.

SOSR Rhino Protection Units
Poachers, loggers continue to put Sumatran rhinoceros on the brink of extinction. Loggers aid in the cause, is by building and thru the total destruction of the natural habitat that rhino once only knew as their home. Currently on the black market the price of a 30-centimeter horn can fetch millions of rupiah. Poachers continue to hunt down rhino for their horn, only to be used for traditional Asian medicine.

VISIT our Rhino Tracks page to select those organizations of choice -- all have additional rhino information and rhinoceros knowledge for you to learn more about our rhino awareness cause.

Saving rhinos, one species at a time!