The
Rhino Resource Center is committed to assisting research
and conservation of the rhinoceros worldwide by collecting
all publications and maintaining archives.
Edited by Dr Kees Rookmaaker.
All this is accessible without fees in an effort to
streamline research and contribute to rhino
conservation.
Find information on all species of rhino. In Africa, the Black Rhinoceros,
the White Rhinoceros and the Nile Rhinoceros. In Asia, the Indian Rhinoceros, the Javan Rhinoceros and the Sumatran Rhinoceros. All threatened with extinction. Also all publications on many fossil rhinos across the world.
Click literature to search or browse everything ever written about the rhinoceros – biology, history, captivity, husbandry, management, conservation, art, taxonomy, nomenclature. Click images to find thousands of photographs and artwork depicting a rhinoceros.
Access is always free of charge to streamline research, field work and conservation.
Further Features:
Database of Fossil Rhinoceros Species:
Neogene and Quaternary Old World Localities
Edited by Denis Geraads et al.
East Asian and West African Rhinos
Carino Database
Edited by the late Henri Carpentier
Rhino Depictions In Contemporary Modern Art
Galleria of Emilio Gargioni
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The RRC has 28.994 references with 29.139 downloadable PDFs.
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Hawley, A.B., 1966. Jaldapara on a winter's morning. Cheetal 8 (2) April: 29-31, 2 figs.
Tong, E.H., 1966. The breeding of Indian Rhinoceros, Rhinoceros unicornis at Whipsnade. Cheetal 8 (2) April: 32-35, 2 tabs.
Dang, H. et al., 1966. Editorial Notes - Wildlife transplants and Breeding stock. Cheetal 9 (1) October: 70-71
Gee, E.P., 1966. The importance of sanctuaries (including National Parks) in the conservation of threatened species of Large Mammals in South and South East Asia. Cheetal 8 (2) April: 6-9, 4 figs.
Gee, E.P. et al., 1964. Death of a Rhino. Cheetal 7 (1) October: 12-13
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