Press, research, and dispatches from the making of the film.

The film joins the official selection at Chile's premier wildlife film festival, opening a year of festival appearances.

A peer-reviewed economic model published in Ecological Economics testing the conditions under which a legal market for synthetic wildlife goods would reduce poaching, and identifying the laundering effect that conservation NGOs had been worried about as real but conditional.

An economist's analysis of the structural incentives facing biotech companies developing synthetic rhino horn, arguing that profit-maximizing behavior by these firms may undermine the conservation outcome they advertise unless policy intervenes.

Fast Company breaks the news of Pembient's first commercial partnership: a rhino horn beer to be released in Beijing, leveraging horn's traditional reputation as a hangover remedy.

The Guardian profiles Pembient and its founder Matthew Markus in one of the earliest pieces of press coverage of the bio-identical horn project. Horn Maker would follow the story from here for nearly a decade.