Tweet Six people are in custody following the murder of another rhino in Kenya. A manhunt launched by the Narok police and County Council rangers, along with Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), has led to the arrests of six suspects in connection with the murder of a white rhino last Wednesday in the Maasai Mara Game [...]
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2 May 11
Posted in African Rhinos, illegal trade in rhino horn, Public Awareness, Rhino Crime Syndicates, Rhino Horn, Rhino Poaching, Southern white rhino, White Rhinos
Tagged Africa, China, Chinese, illegal rhino horn trade, Kenya, Kenya Tanzania border, Kenya Wildlife Service, KWS, Maasai Mara Game Reserve, Olchoro-Oroiwua Conservancy, poacher, Poaching, Public Awareness, rhino, Rhino Horn, Rhino Poaching, rhinoceros, South Africa, Tanzania, TCM, traditional Chinese medicine, Vietnam, Vietnamese, white rhino
Tagged Africa, China, Chinese, illegal rhino horn trade, Kenya, Kenya Tanzania border, Kenya Wildlife Service, KWS, Maasai Mara Game Reserve, Olchoro-Oroiwua Conservancy, poacher, Poaching, Public Awareness, rhino, Rhino Horn, Rhino Poaching, rhinoceros, South Africa, Tanzania, TCM, traditional Chinese medicine, Vietnam, Vietnamese, white rhino
4 Jun 10
Tweet Kenya’s entire black rhino population will soon be electronically monitored. The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is setting the standard in rhino protection by fitting each of its 610 critically endangered black rhinos with tracking devices. Rhishja Cota-LarsonI am the founder of Saving Rhinos LLC, which publishes news and information about the global rhino crisis. [...]
Posted in African Rhinos, Black Rhino, Endangered Species, Rhino Conservation
Tagged Africa, Black Rhino, critically endangered species, Diceros bicornis, Diceros bicornis michaeli, Kenya, Kenya Wildlife Service, Masai Mara, migrate, migration, Rhino Conservation, rhinoceros, Serengeti, Tanzania, tracking device
Tagged Africa, Black Rhino, critically endangered species, Diceros bicornis, Diceros bicornis michaeli, Kenya, Kenya Wildlife Service, Masai Mara, migrate, migration, Rhino Conservation, rhinoceros, Serengeti, Tanzania, tracking device
4 Sep 09
Tweet For the first time, Kenya Wildlife Service is introducing white rhinos from Lake Nakuru National Park to Nairobi National Park. Nairobi National Park will serve as a new home for ten Southern white rhinos, who are being translocated from drought-stricken Lake Nakuru National Park. The lack of water has depleted the grasses that make [...]
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