The perilous 1,000-mile journey to save Africa’s endangered black rhinos
28 October 2022
`We are very excited about this newest addition. Our decision to develop the Mapungubwe National Park is based on the rich biodiversity of the area and its scenic beauty,` said chief executive of South African National Parks, David Mabunda. `The area is also of immense cultural and historical significance because of the archaeological treasures of Mapungubwe.` With its surrounding areas, Mapungubwe National Park has the potential to be a sanctuary for viable populations of some of the most threatened large mammals including black and white rhinoceroses, wild dog, and the continent`s flagship species, the African elephant, he said. The park`s tourism facilities will be up and running in August
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