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China, Rhino Protection Programme, Southern African Wildlife College

Design And Innovation Pave The Way For Rhino Horn Demand Management In China

Everyone involved with and concerned about the devastation of rhino populations in southern Africa, is fully aware of the fact that the scourge of poaching is driven by rhino horn consumption in Southeast Asia. Although trading rhino horn has been illegal in China since 1993, this prohibited activity remains widespread in the country and is […]

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Rhino Protection Programme, Vietnam Wild Rhino, Wildlife Crime

Watch: Vietnamese Youth Vow To Protect Africa’s Rhino’

“The stories of the rhinos are ones that connect the past, the present, and the future. Let them be heard.” - Phan le Ha Long (Peter), Wild Rhino Youth Ambassador. “Never doubt...

Rhino Protection Programme, Vietnam Wild Rhino, Wildlife Crime

‘We Can Make A Difference,’ Says Vietnamese Youth

When asked whether they think the youth of Vietnam can actually make a difference, one can only hope that the words, straight from the mouths of babes, rings true: 'The thing about young...

Rhino Protection Programme, Vietnam Wild Rhino, Wildlife Crime

In Order To Stop The Killing, We Have To Stop The Demand.

The demand for rhino horn in Asian countries remains one of the main driving forces behind the escalation in poaching of rhinos in Southern Africa, with more than 80% of illegally trafficked rhino...

Rhino Protection Programme, Vietnam Wild Rhino, Wildlife Crime

Vietnamese Youth Competition Winners To Help Rhino

'I think that buying rhino horns just to show others that you are rich is unreasonable, It infuriates me that the world has to sacrifice rhino just for a group of people wanting...

Great Limpopo TFCA, Kruger National Park, Rhino Protection Programme, Wildlife Crime

No More ‘Hiding In The Dark’ For Poachers Entering Kruger National Park

However, unbeknown to these wildlife criminals, the South African National Parks (SANParks) counter-poaching night-watch - sitting many kilometers away - has been closely watching them as they traverse the protected area. With the...

Rhino Protection Programme, Wildlife Crime

RHINO ORPHANS GET A SECOND CHANCE AT A ‘WILD’ LIFE

Although the process of rhino orphan rehabilitation is lengthy and requires extensive resources, Ezemvelo’s veterinary services – supported by Peace Parks Foundation through the Rhino Protection Programme - remain dedicated to seeing these...

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