For World Rhino Day, we take a look at the Remembering Rhinos project for which the world's top wildlife photographers captured intimate photos of rhinos around the world
Black rhino in Tanzania (Remembering Rhinos/Frans Lanting)
Black rhino in Kenya (Remembering Rhinos/Elliott Neep)
Black rhino in Kenya (Remembering Rhinos/Margot Raggett)
Black rhino in Namibia (Remembering Rhinos/Anja Denker)
Black rhino in Kenya (Remembering Rhinos/David Lloyd)
Black rhino in Namibia (Remembering Rhinos/Willem Dekker)
Southern white rhino in Kenya (Remembering Rhinos/Piper Mackay)
Greater one-horned rhino in India (Remembering Rhinos/James Warwick)
Black rhino in Tanzania (Remembering Rhinos/David Cayless)
Southern white rhino in South Africa (Remembering Rhinos/Ayesha Cantor)
Southern white rhino in Kenya (Remembering Rhinos/Federico Veronesi)
Southern white rhino, South Africa (Remembering Rhinos/Denise Eriksson)
Remembering Rhinos is published by Wildlife Photographers United and is available to order online - most importantly 100% of the book's profits go directly towards the fight against poaching.
Since launch in November 2017, Remembering Rhinos has raised more than £200,000 which is being distributed to projects in Kenya, South Africa, India, Java and Sumatra.
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