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Fertile ground for hope. Rhino graze and rhino poop – a lot. It’s what they do. But rhino dung is no ordinary waste product, it’s a remarkable natural fertiliser that provides food, shelter and nourishment for everything from dung beetles to germinating grass seeds. Without rhino and rhino dung, Africa’s grassland habitats would be infinitely poorer. By rewilding 2,000 rhino through the Rhino Rewild Initiative, we’re adding around 16,000 tons of natural fertiliser to Africa’s grasslands every ye