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Title:

In the war on rhino poaching, data shows private parks are doing a better job

Author(s):
Stoddard E
Publication Year:
2021
Abstract:

Rhino poaching declined sharply in South Africa last year, according to the latest official data, and the data also shows that rhinos on state land were far more vulnerable than those in private hands. In South Africa, if you are a rhino on a state reserve, your chances of getting whacked by a poacher are about nine times greater than if you roam a private one.

Series Title:
Daily Maverick
Type:
Newspaper
Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
wildlife, crime, poaching, big game, protected species
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