527K views · 1.5K reactions | Learn how conservation groups are working together to save the Sumatran rhino: https://on.natgeo.com/2DW9Gce | National Geographic | Facebook

4.9K views · 151 reactions | Fewer than 80 Sumatran rhinos are left. They are Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List. But there is hope. IUCN and four other conservation organisations are teaming up to save it from extinction: https://bit.ly/2pqwjeM #WorldRhinoDay | IUCN | Facebook

Last year, you helped raise more than £38,000 to support reforestation efforts in Way Kambas National Park, Sumatra. This funding helped support the future of some of the Sumatran rhinos' precious forest habitat, restoring the forests of Way Kambas. The Park is home to incredible species such as Malayan tapirs, Sumatran elephants and Sumatran tigers and is an important place for Sumatran rhinos, too. Check out this incredible video that shows a before and after of the reforestation efforts from

The Sumatran Rhino is the most endangered of all rhinoceros species. The numbers have decreased more than 70% worldwide over the last 20 years. In Malaysia the species was declared extinct in the wild in 2015. Borneo Rhino Alliance is working against the clock to ensure the species' survival using the captive breeding efforts with Iman and Kertam, the last two Sumatran Rhinos in Sabah | Walkabout Asia

Welcome to the world! A Sumatran rhino was born at a sanctuary. With fewer than 80 remaining in the world, they are the most endangered rhinoceros species. | USA TODAY

A sanctuary in Indonesia is celebrating the birth of a Sumatran rhino, the most threatened species of rhinoceros in the world. The healthy male calf is the first for his mother, Delilah, as well as his father, Harapan, a male rhino born at the Cincinnati Zoo, officials say. Sumatran rhinos are listed as critically endangered on the International Union for the Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species. There are only about 30 mature Sumatran rhinos living in the world, all in Indone