When a young rhino finds himself all alone, he must go on a journey to find the rest of his kind, meeting new friends along the way. In her debut book, conservation biologist and wildlife photographer, Lara Jackson, explores the impact that humans have on the world around us. Heartfelt and beautifully illustrated by Kelly Ulrich, Where Did All the Rhinos Go? encourages us to stop and think about how we can help, and how we might make more room for nature in our everyday lives. "This beautiful book explores and explains some of the negative impacts that we're having on the natural world, from poaching to deforestation, and addresses them in a compassionate way. Through the eyes of an orphaned black rhino, we learn how deeply interconnected our world is. It is a powerful reminder to reimagine our relationship to nature and to each other." - Ami Vitale, Nikon Ambassador, National Geographic Photographer, writer, speaker, and documentary filmmaker Lara is a conservation biologist and award-winning wildlife photographer whose research has taken her from the black rhino population in East Africa to the Belizean rainforests, from the mouse lemurs of Madagascar's dry forests to the dolphins off the coast of Zanzibar. Extremely passionate about preserving our world, Lara is determined to ensure that there is a future for as many species as possible, hence her interest in science communication. She strongly believes that raising awareness and increasing engagement is the key to successful conservation efforts. In 2017, Lara set up a wildlife Instagram page to shine a light on some of the most pressing threats to our wildlife. Fast forward a few years later, and she is proud to have shared her journey with a whole community of animal lovers and wildlife warriors. Lara is determined to use her camera as a voice for the voiceless and continue telling the stories of those who work tirelessly to conserve some of the most endangered species on the planet. Lara currently serves as a Global Ambassador for Save the Rhino International, and is a Nikon Creator. Kelly Ulrich is a children's book author and artist from the west coast of British Columbia, Canada. She is a lover of nature and paints pictures of the deep, green ocean and misty forests she lives near. Currently, there is a family of Steller's Jays that visit Kelly in her art studio looking for peanuts, and every morning she feeds the two fish that live in a rain barrel. When not watching the squirrels, raccoons, one rat, and the hummingbirds from her balcony, she is working on her cartoon series, Dean & Nala + Vinny, on Instagram.Kelly attended Emily Carr College of Art and Design and worked in the Graphics Department at the B.C. Teachers' Federation for over 25 years. She has taught art to students of all ages on Vancouver Island and in the Vancouver area. Kelly paints in Acrylic, Watercolor, and Oil.