Saving the Last Rhinos

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What to expect

Praise for The Elephant Whisperer:

'An engaging and vividly personal account, The Elephant Whisperer invites you in, as confidant and confederate, from the first page and holds you rapt to the very last.' Amelia Thomas, author of The Zoo on the Road to Nablus

'When you're feeling down and out and defeated and ready to give up, read this inspiring book and share it widely with others.'
Marc Bekoff, author of The Emotional Lives of Animals

'A lovingly written tale of close encounters, some beautiful and some frightening, with humans and nonhumans alike.'
Irene M. Pepperberg, author of Alex & Me

'The Elephant Whisperer is every bit as much a page-turner as a novel.'
San Francisco Book Review

Critics Review

  • Grant Fowlds’ tireless effort to educate the children of the world, conserve vast expanses of land and save the last rhinos, is truly awe inspiring. As he travels through Africa, gaining the trust of local governments and councils, we start to understand the scope of his undertakings. He reaches out to organizations around the world to aid him in his progress to expand anti-poaching projects, elephant-relocation programmes and even to assist with bringing the lesser-known, glorious gorillas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to the attention of the world. But at the forefront of it all, he is doing all he can to Save the Last Rhinos. We, as a race, need to wake up and get on this train. The more we, as individuals, can do to rally support and spread the word, the better chance we have of not seeing the demise and eventual extinction, not only of rhinos, but of all endangered animals. The rehabilitation and conservation of land in Africa is a vital part of this progress, and Grant Fowlds and his team are at the forefront of this war. Read this book. You will get a sense of Africa like never before, from a true African soul.

    David S. Lee, Limbani in the blockbuster movie Black Panther

  • Grant Fowlds’ book is an excellent read. It’s both sobering, and uplifting at the same time. Sobering because the sheer extent of the rhino-poaching crisis is revealed. Uplifting because Grant, and individuals like him are passionately committed to making a difference. The innovative ways in which they reach the hearts and minds of children, on both sides of the conflict, is impressive. As, too, is his work with communities and other stakeholders.

    Moira Smith, General Manager Africa & Middle East, Goway Travel

  • Exceptionally readable – a fluid and captivating story . . . a swashbuckling tale.

    Dr Dave Cooper, Rhinos Without Borders veterinarian, and Debbie Cooper of iSimangaliso Wetland Park

  • A rollicking true-life adventure that celebrates rhinos and people.

    Daily Herald

  • A terrific read . . . an outstanding book!

    Gary Player and Vivienne Player

  • A truly heart-wrenching story, but a must-read for all who value our wild animals and their right to roam free. Grant Fowlds is a Zulu in a white skin and loves the people who hold the key to animal conservation. This is an intriguing story that sends a clear message to the rest of the world.

    Phil Liggett

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