Helping secure a future for the worlds last truly wild black rhino ...
Save the Rhino Trust Namibia (SRT) works tirelessly to protect the last, free-roaming population of black rhinos in the world. Covering an area of 25,000 km2, SRT's trackers come from local communities and possess a deep knowledge of rhinos and their surroundings.
How Science is Helping the Black Rhino Population in ...
Only time will tell the true fate of Namibia’s black rhino. Yet this latest initiative has shown that harnessing evidence from the hard work of rangers on the ground with cutting-edge science could help secure a brighter future for rhinos by helping guide critical decisions by those given the demanding task of ensuring their protection.
Namibia’s Black Rhino Custodianship Program
2020年4月2日 · One of the strategic objectives of Vision 2030 is to establish black rhinos across all three of Namibia’s land-tenure systems—state-protected areas, communal conservancies and private freeholds—in order to use all available vacant habitat.
NAMIBIA - International Rhino Foundation
Namibia holds almost a third of Africa’s black rhino population and is a stronghold for the south-western black rhino subspecies. With the ever-present threat of rhino poaching, the future of south-western black rhinos will depend largely on Namibia’s ability …
Namibia: Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism - Save The Rhino
Namibia holds more than a third of Africa’s black rhino population and is a stronghold for the South-western black rhino subspecies. With the ever-present threat of rhino poaching, the future of black rhinos in Namibia will depend largely on its ability to …
How hunting black rhino contributes to conservation in Namibia
2020年1月1日 · A strong argument for continuing to hunt male black rhino—to increase the funding of conservation of the species, reduce rhino poaching, increase rhino population growth, safeguard the genetic integrity of Namibia’s black rhino and …
The rise of the Black Rhino in Namibia - a story of survival
2024年5月24日 · Namibia has the healthiest free-roaming Black Rhino population on earth… but it wasn’t always like this. With its prehistoric origins dating back millions of years, the Rhinoceros, and specifically, the black Rhino, was once on the brink of total extinction!
Rhino populations are recovering in Namibia thanks to …
This status change parallels a hopeful trend for all of Africa’s black rhinos, one-third of which live in Namibia: Although the species overall faces persistent threats from poaching and is still classified as critically endangered, its population has climbed steadily since 2012.
Rhino conservation in Namibia | WWF
Namibia has one of the largest black rhino populations in the world, with a majority found in Etosha National Park. Although their numbers are increasing, the black rhino is still under threat, particularly as its horn is still in demand for traditional Chinese medicine.
Historicising black rhino in Namibia - Etosha-Kunene
2021年12月1日 · We trace what is known about the patterns and impacts of colonial-era hunting of rhino in the territory that is now the modern state of Namibia, introducing an online map of documented historical encounters with rhino in Namibia …