Cork City primary schools exhibit prints made after learning about the global rhino crisis and the importance of conservation through workshops with staff from Fota Wildlife Park . The prints were made after a series of printmaking workshops facilitated by artist members of Cork Printmakers. 'Save the Rhinos ' exhibition aims to fight the threat of extinction facing rhinos by selling each print for 10 Euros. For further information email into@corkprintmakers.ie .

Be a Rhino Ranger by getting in a real Rhino Rangers jeep, tent and other equipment at Chester Zoo 's Tsavo Experience Enclosure. Chester Zoo is also in the process of organising for Kenyan rhino rangers from one of the projects they support to visit the UK to explain first hand how they use the equipment displayed. The ranger will also use the trip as a training and learning experience, building capacity that will then return to Kenya and the projects Chester Zoo supports.

As Newquay Zoo have no rhinos, they are taking part in a 200 mile bike ride. In order to feel like you are biking in rhino habitat, an exercise bike has been set up in the Tropical House. Staff and visitors will be asked to help clock up the miles in aid of Save the Rhinos . If this fitness was not enough, five members of Newquay Zoo 's staff are taking part in Paignton Zoo's Rhino Slimming Campaign.

Running for Rhinos - Katheryn Baskerville (Colchester Zoo) and Nick Lindsay (ZSL) both completed the London Marathon raising thousands for Save the Rhinos. If that is not enough, Whipsnade Wild Animal Park (part of ZSL) are organising a further 10k run on 18 th June - a stroll in the park for veteran Nick Lindsay! Slightly less energetic is the Rhino Rangers activities being held from 27 th May - 4 th June at Whipsnade Wild Animal Park . The event involves visitors monitoring and tracking rhino in the same way as rangers do in Kenya . On the day, visitors will be given a tracking card as they enter the Park; they will then go to the rhinos, observe the live animal, and photos of Kenyan black rhinos, and mark identifying features they see on their tracking card. They will then go to the Rhino Ranger station and identify each rhino from gallery of rhinos.

Paignton Zoo have gone rhino mad .. From the 27 th May to the 2 nd June there will be an exciting trail around the zoo where you will have to visit checkpoints and answer questions. Get the questions right to crack the secret code that will lead you to catch the poacher. All successful entries will be entered into a draw to win one of five rhino adoptions and special rhino goodies. Learn more about Paignton Zoo's two rhinos, Kingo and Sita, from their knowledgeable and enthusiastic keepers every day at the Rhino House. AND make your very own sheet of paper out of poo produced by our rhinos! Poo may be smelly but this activity will show you how useful it can be.

Tea and cake for nine rhinos please! Not an everyday order - but it was a special occasion. Marwell Zoological Park was the venue for the UK launch of the EAZA Save the Rhinos Campaign on Friday 5 th May. Last Thursday two 'rhinos' (costume rhinos provided by Save the Rhino International) were spotted across London , on the South Bank and the Millennium Bridge before making their way to Marwell. Nine 'rhinos' gathered on Friday for a rhino tea party with a specially made cake in Marwell's rhino enclosure with four real rhinos (Hannu, Sula, Kiri and Shaka) watching from a safe distance! Drummers from Active Arts Community created a perfect atmosphere.