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Young Capetonian wins International Eco-Hero award

Young Capetonian wins International Eco-Hero award

by royalrhino | Aug 20, 2018 | Awareness, General

Hunter Mitchell, a young man from Cape Town, has just won the prestigious Action For Nature  International Eco-Hero award for his work in raising over R170 000 to help save and raise orphaned rhinos. Daily, rhinos around the world are being killed for their horns....
The 3 most promising solutions to rhino poaching

The 3 most promising solutions to rhino poaching

by royalrhino | Jul 20, 2018 | Awareness, Dr Ian Player, Rhino species, Trade in rhino horn

We need to stop the slaughter of our rhinos. Rhinos are being poached for their horns, which are more valuable than gold in Southeast and Far East Asia. Vietnam in particular shows a high demand for rhino horn, as where it is often used as a part of traditional...

Hope for the northern white rhino subspecies: rhino impregnated in California

by royalrhino | May 18, 2018 | Awareness, Conservation, Rhino species, Science

A southern white rhino female, named Victoria, has been impregnated via artificial insemination, researchers announced on Thursday. “It’s very exciting because this is our first pregnant rhino from artificial insemination here at the San Diego Zoo Safari...
IVF techniques to provide hope for Northern White Rhino

IVF techniques to provide hope for Northern White Rhino

by royalrhino | Mar 27, 2018 | Conservation, Dr Ian Player, Rhino species

Scientists hope that advances in in vitro fertilization (IVF) techniques can offer hope for the survival of the northern white rhino, after the last male of the species died last week. The death last week of Sudan, the last northern white rhino male, has led to...
Rangers risk it all to protect vulnerable game from poachers

Rangers risk it all to protect vulnerable game from poachers

by royalrhino | Dec 8, 2017 | Conservation

Rangers in some of South Africa’s nature reserves put their lives on the line almost daily in an effort to protect game that are vulnerable to poaching. On 24 May 2013, Kruger National Park (KNP) section ranger Andrew Desmet was severely injured when he was...
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