Save the black rhino
Poachers kill rhinos for the price they can get for the horns (used for traditional Chinese medicine and for ornamental dagger handles in Yemen); land encroachment, illegal logging and pollution are destroying their habitat. Money will fund effective anti-poaching conservation programmes to save the black rhinos of Northwestern Namibia.
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The threat to rhinos’ survival
Poaching for luxury productsPoaching for Traditional Chinese M...
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Ten good reasons to save rhino
1. Rhinos are critically endangeredAt the turn of the 19th century, there were approx...
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Intro to Save the Rhino Trust, Namibia
Introduction to Save the Rhino Trust, NamibiaSave the Rhino Trust (SRT) is an indigenous Na...
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Saving the Black Rhino
I know this will sound racist, but why am I always reading tha…
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I’m sickened and disgusted. I’m sickened and disgusted.
Did you know the world's rhino population has declined 90% sin…
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Colin Harris joined the campaign (at 19:47 on 11 May 2009).
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Colin Harris commented on the discussion Saving the Black Rhino (at 19:47 on 11 May 2009).
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Loretta Harnarine started the discussion Saving the Black Rhino (at 18:27 on 28 April 2009).
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