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Rhino Protection Programme, Vietnam Wild Rhino, Wildlife Crime
In Order To Stop The Killing, We Have To Stop The Demand.
11 April 2017
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 horn passing through Vietnam either for local use or for export to other countries, such as China.
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Vietnamese Youth Competition Winners To Help Rhino
06 Apr 2017
'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...
SA College for Tourism
College Welcomes Esteemed Visitors
03 Apr 2017
On 16 February, the managing director of Namibia Wildlife Resorts, Ms Zelna Hengari, and Mr Ernest Mokganedi of the South African Department of Environmental Affairs visited the college at the invitation of Peace...
Southern African Wildlife College
College News
02 Apr 2017
Open the PDF for news on the Southern African Wildlife College’s events, courses and students. The Bateleur
Community Development, Kavango Zambezi TFCA, Simalaha Community Conservancy
Living In Harmony
29 Mar 2017
People, livestock and wildlife living together harmoniously became a reality with the establishment of Simalaha Community Conservancy in western Zambia in 2012. Since then, not one animal has been poached. The resident community...
Southern African Wildlife College
Simultaneous Graduation Of 119 Field Rangers
23 Mar 2017
The Southern African Wildlife College’s recent field ranger graduation ceremony was remarkable for two reasons – it was the biggest in South African history, with 119 National Certificates in Nature Conservation: Resource Guardianship...
Great Limpopo TFCA, Kruger National Park, Rhino Protection Programme, Wildlife Crime
No More ‘Hiding In The Dark’ For Poachers Entering Kruger National Park
16 Mar 2017
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...
