Asian one-horned rhino pictures

Though still facing threats like poaching and habitat loss, the global rhino population has increased by 30 percent over the past decade. WWF partners with national governments to strengthen wildlife laws and their enforcement, and fund antipoaching equipment and operations in protected areas. Seasonal flooding due to monsoon rains is a serious problem for greater one-horned rhinos in northern India, with several deaths due to drowning recorded each year. This leads to human-rhino conflict, as rhinos more frequently leave the boundaries of protected areas to forage in the surrounding villages. Adopt a Greater One-Horned Rhino. Business Policy Partnerships Science.