Learn how conservation groups are working together to save the Sumatran rhino: https://on.natgeo.com/2DW9Gce | National Geographic

Today, fewer than 80 Sumatran rhinos are left. Together with our partners and members of the local community near Way Kambas National Park, we’re replanting vital tracts of forest to benefit Sumatran rhinos, as well as other species including tigers, tapirs, and elephants. ​ ​ Together, we can restore the rainforest and give rhinos more room 🦏​ You can help us make TRIPLE the impact this Giving Tuesday by donating today. Follow the link to donate online 🔗 ​​https://www.savetherhino.org/roomtor

Introducing the Sumatran Rhino Rescue, an effort led by international conservation organizations to rescue, rehabilitate, and protect the world’s dwindling Sumatran rhino population. Fewer than 80 of these rhinos remain; will you help us save them? http://onnatgeo.org/tP | National Geographic Society