With decades of experience, Dr Peter Rogers has been a foremost figure in Rhino conservation, including one of the first to undertake rhino de-hornings, also known as rhino horn trimmings.
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Read MoreJoin a collaboration of wildlife veterinarians, ecologists, game reserves and endangered species centres based in South Africa, as they share experience, research, real-life scenarios and case studies on African Rhinos.
Read MoreSouth Africa is home to a diverse range of wildlife, with many iconic and unique species found in various habitats across the country. Some of the animals you are likely to see in South Africa include:
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Read MoreSome facts, figures and insights into African Rhinos…
Read MoreThe value of a rhino, both in monetary terms and in terms of ecological significance, varies depending on the context and the motivations of different parties involved. While there are illegal activities, such as poaching, that involve killing rhinos for their horns, it is important to note that these activities are highly detrimental to rhino populations and conservation efforts.
Read MoreThe Covid-19 pandemic has reached into every area of life, shaking our sense of security. The field of wildlife conservation has not been immune. In May, South Africans welcomed the news of a dramatic drop in rhino poaching incidents. But it seems that short term gains could fade in the face of long term effects.
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