RHINO BREEDING CENTER
Pioneering conservation through successful breeding programs
CONSERVATION THROUGH BREEDING
Our Rhino Breeding Center stands as a beacon of hope for one of the world's most endangered species. Established in 2018, this state-of-the-art facility has successfully bred 12 healthy rhino calves, contributing significantly to the global conservation efforts for the Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros.
Through advanced reproductive techniques, comprehensive veterinary care, and international collaboration, we're not just breeding rhinos – we're securing their future. Our program combines cutting-edge science with traditional conservation wisdom to create optimal conditions for these magnificent creatures to thrive.
Successful breeding program ensuring species conservation
OUR PROGRAMS
Comprehensive approach to rhino conservation and breeding
Maintaining healthy genetic diversity through careful breeding pair selection
Scientific breeding protocols ensure genetic health of offspring
OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
Measurable success in rhino conservation efforts
Successful Births
Healthy rhino calves born since program inception
2018-2024
Breeding Pairs
Active breeding pairs in the program
Current
Survival Rate
Calf survival rate in first year
2022-2024
Research Papers
Published research contributions to rhino conservation
2020-2024
FACILITIES
Advanced infrastructure supporting successful breeding programs
Specialized Care
Dedicated veterinary team with expertise in rhino reproduction and health care
Secure Environment
24/7 security monitoring and protected habitat ensuring safety of breeding pairs
Nursery Facilities
Specialized nursery areas for newborn calves with climate control and monitoring
Expert Team
International team of rhino specialists, veterinarians, and conservation biologists
CENTER GALLERY
Witness the success of our rhino breeding program
Note: Advance booking required for guided tours and research visits
Location
Eastern section of the zoo, accessible via the conservation trail
Visitor Guidelines
Maintain quiet, no flash photography, follow guide instructions
Best Viewing Times
Early morning and late afternoon when rhinos are most active