Sudan, the World's Most Eligible Bachelor, Has a Profile on Tinder
Laura McQuarrie — May 26, 2017 — Social Good
References: olpejetaconservancy.org & adweek
Sudan is the name of a 43-year-old rhino that has been dubbed the 'World's Most Eligible Bachelor.' This is because Sudan is the last male Northern White Rhino in the world and his species may end with him because he cannot mate naturally. To bring awareness to this issue, Ogilvy Africa, Ogilvy North America and Kenya’s Ol Pejeta Conservancy (where Sudan resides) joined forces to stress the need for funding to research artificial reproduction methods that may be used to breed Sudan with Souther White Rhinos.
Users on Tinder had the chance to match with Sudan and then donate to support Ol Pejeta Conservancy's breeding program. News of a rhino on Tinder quickly spread and became a sensation, and donations to the cause increased by 320%.
Users on Tinder had the chance to match with Sudan and then donate to support Ol Pejeta Conservancy's breeding program. News of a rhino on Tinder quickly spread and became a sensation, and donations to the cause increased by 320%.
Trend Themes
1. Rhino Conservation Awareness - Creating innovative campaigns and collaborations to raise awareness and funding for rhino conservation efforts.
2. Artificial Reproduction Research - Investing in research and development of artificial reproduction methods to preserve endangered species like the Northern White Rhino.
3. Social Media Fundraising - Harnessing the power of social media platforms like Tinder to engage users and facilitate donations for conservation causes.
Industry Implications
1. Marketing and Advertising - Opportunities for marketing agencies to create impactful campaigns and partnerships that drive awareness and funding for conservation initiatives.
2. Biotechnology - Scope for biotech companies to contribute to the field of artificial reproduction research and develop innovative solutions for preserving endangered species.
3. Non-profit and Wildlife Conservation - Utilizing social media platforms and technology to expand fundraising efforts and generate public support for endangered wildlife conservation programs.
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