How South Africa is tackling rhino poaching and rhino horn trafficking
Durban - Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Barbara Creecy said the department was using integrated approaches to address the increase in rhino poaching and horn trafficking. That was revealed in a parliamentary question from the IFP’s environmental affairs, forestry and fisheries spokesperson, Narend Singh. A total of 249 rhinos were poached for their horn in South Africa from January to the end of June this year and although the number was higher compared to last year, where 166 rhinos were killed, it was less than the 318 rhinos that were poached in 2019. Creecy said the department was using a multidisciplinary Integrated Strategic management approach in line with the National Integrated Strategy to Combat Wildlife Trafficking
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