VANCOUVER, British Columbia - s4story -- "Today, Inspirebytes Omni Media announces the release of the children's book Where Did All the Rhinos Go? Created by UK-based author and conservation biologist Lara Jackson and Vancouver-based illustrator Kelly Ulrich, this book follows an orphaned rhinoceros as he searches for the rest of his kind after losing his mother to poachers. Along the way, the rhino meets new friends as he learns about the impact people have had on the environment. Grounded in Lara Jackson's own research, Where Did All the Rhinos Go? teaches her young audience that it's never too late to take the first step to help save our planet.

Kelly Ulrich shares, "The message I would like this book to have is one of hope. A positive look to the future as we make an effort to be mindful of all life around us, no matter where we live. This way, we see brighter days ahead for the rhino, for animals, and for humankind. We are all family.

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"I want children to feel a connection to nature and to wildlife… By forging a connection with the natural world, people will be more inclined to fight for it; We need to plant the seed early," adds Lara Jackson. "The goal is to get people to care. Without caring, without feeling upset by what's happening to our wild spaces and wildlife, we cannot create change, or change the way the story ends."

Where Did All the Rhinos Go? is recommended for children ages 7+ and is available now on Amazon with worldwide distribution for $18.95 CAD, with ten percent (10%) of all proceeds from the sale of this book donated to charity in support of conservation efforts around the world. Purchase in Canada at https://www.amazon.ca/dp/1953445144

About Lara Jackson
Lara is a conservation biologist and wildlife photographer whose research has taken her all over the world. Lara is extremely passionate about preserving our world and is determined to ensure that there is a future for as many species as possible. Lara uses her camera as a voice for the voiceless and tells the stories of those who work tirelessly to conserve some of the most endangered species on the planet. You can join her journey on Instagram: @lara_wildlife.

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About Kelly Ulrich
Kelly Ulrich is a children's book illustrator and author from the west coast of BC, Canada. For the last 15 years, she has been involved with teaching art to students of all ages. In addition to illustrating children's books, Kelly created the successful comic strip series on Instagram called "Nala, Dean & Vinny." For more information visit her on Instagram: @kellyulrichartist.