The Lakkhi Foundation
Introduction: Lakkhi’s Story
Lakkhi, a remarkable one-horned rhinoceros, was born at Assam State Zoo on November 7, 2024, marking a historic milestone as the first rhino birth at the zoo in over a decade. This rare and significant event not only symbolizes the success of conservation efforts but also brings new hope for the preservation of this endangered species.
Stepping Up Progress in this Defining Decade
With the help of the Lakkhi Foundation, we aim to turn Lakkhi, the one-horned rhino calf, into a global sensation.
Lakkhi the one-horned baby rhino, a viral sensation bringing awareness to the Assam Zoo and tourism to the Assam State, marked the birth of a foundation in his name.
Raising public awareness and providing education through social media campaigns, workshops, and awareness programs on rhino conservation.
Protection and preservation of the one-horned rhinoceros and its natural habitat through continuous donations and revenue sharing.
In today’s digital world, social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube provide enormous opportunities for reaching audiences and gathering support.
Our Mission
Assam has a big focus on preservation and wildlife.
Not only within the Assam Zoo but wider afield helping endangered species against poaching and other efforts to preserve their dwindling numbers.
Get our latest conservation news and see how we’re protecting our beloved animals.
Our Goals for 2030
We’re committed to achieving these ambitious goals to save rhinos from poaching and ensure their survival for generations to come. Together, we can create a future where rhinos thrive in the wild.
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Increase the global rhino population to 50,000 by 2030 through anti-poaching efforts, habitat restoration, and community-led conservation programs.
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Empower 1 million people living near rhino habitats to become stewards of conservation by providing education, sustainable livelihoods, and tools to combat poaching.
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Achieve zero poaching in 10 key rhino habitats across Africa and Asia by deploying advanced anti-poaching technology, ranger training, and intelligence networks.
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Secure and restore 2 million hectares of critical rhino habitat, ensuring safe and connected ecosystems for rhinos to roam freely.
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Protect 500 rivers and wetlakkhi-newss that are vital to rhino ecosystems, ensuring access to clean water and sustaining biodiversity.
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Train and equip 50,000 rangers and community defenders to safeguard rhinos and their habitats, ensuring their safety and effectiveness in the field.
What’s New in Assam
Recent updates, immersive stories and relevant explainer articles from Assam State Zoo.
The Silent Slaughter
Every day, elephants, rhinos, and countless other endangered animals are killed for their tusks, horns, and hides. This senseless slaughter destroys entire ecosystems and robs future generations of their natural heritage. Stop poaching. Protect our wildlife.
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