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Title:
Tracking rhino horn trade: Interview with International Rhino Foundation's Nina Fascione
Author(s):
Kidangoor A
Publication Year:
2025
Abstract:

A new report has found that the population of Javan rhinos has decreased since 2021 as a result of poaching. The report by the IUCN also found that the population of black rhinos saw an increase in Africa. Nonprofit International Rhino Foundation, which synthesized the data in the report, has now helped fund a tool to monitor and visualize illegal rhino horn trade globally. The tool aims to aid conservationists, NGOs and governments in informing and enforcing stricter policies.

Series Title:
Mongabay
Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
wildlife, crime, poaching, big game, endangered animal species
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