Rhinos Without Borders, a project aiming to translocate 100 rhino from South Africa to Botswana to safeguard them against the danger of poaching, has announced the birth of a rhino calf just in time for World Rhino Day.
http://www.abendzeitung-muenchen.de/inhalt.zum-weltweiten-rhino-day-botswana-baby-nashorn-nach-umsiedlung.9263f214-3cf8-41d3-95a8-ca9360000073.html
A calf born to a female rhino translocated from South Africa to Botswana by project of hope, Rhinos Without Borders, is the sign of a brighter future for this endangered species. http://www.focus.de/reisen/reise-news/rhino-day-botswana-baby-nashorn-nach-umsiedlung_id_4965212.html
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DetailsWith the world’s rhino increasingly threatened by the rapidly growing scourge of poaching, today’s World Rhino Day provides the ideal opportunity for companies such as &Beyond and Great Plains Conservation to celebrate the steps taken to protect these iconic animals. First initiated by the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) South Africa in 2010, World Rhino…
DetailsWith more rhino now killed each year than there are being born, the species is facing a real threat of extinction. Rhinos Without Borders has turned towards translocation as one of the answers to ensuring the future survival of the rhino. Earlier this year, the first batch of rhino was moved from a high-risk area…
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