The black rihno
The black rhino can be found in Namibia and the coast of East Africa. In the 20th century, they were poached for their horns, causing the number of black rhinos to decrease significantly, from 1960 to 1995, the number of rhinos decreased by 98%. There are still 5,000 black rhinos in existence, but poaching is still a great threat to their survival. They are working with government agencies to stop poachers, said Bas Huijbregts, WWF's African Species Director. "WWF is working with government agencies and partners in South Africa, Namibia and Kenya, to support law enforcement agencies, build support communities around, and develop and build solutions," he said. technology, and equipping and training rangers to stop poachers, ”he said. In addition, to ensure healthy and thriving black rhino populations, WWF supports efforts to establish new black rhino populations through the transfer of rhinos from high density areas to low density areas. have a suitable living environment.
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