Published 2 months ago

21 rhinos just moved back to a part of Africa that hasn’t seen them in 30 years

Twenty-One black rhinos were translocated to Loisaba Conservancy in Laikipia after local extinction, as reported.
A rhino was saved by the KWS team after stopping breathing at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Laikipia.
Kenya's black rhino population resurgence has made it the third biggest in the world, behind South Africa and Namibia.

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The Guardian

Saving Kenya’s black rhinos – in pictures

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has successfully translocated 21 eastern black rhinos to a region where they have been extinct for 50 years. Here’s how they caught, transported and released these critically endangered 1,400kg creatures to their new homeJust two northern white rhinos remain. The species’ first IVF pregnancy could save them from extinction Continue reading...

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Tagesschau

Species Protection Conference in Nairobi: The Return of the Black Rhinos

Decades ago, black rhinoceroses were exterminated by poachers in central Kenya. Now, 21 specimens have been brought to the savannah in Loisaba. The beginning of a new population?

2 months ago·Hamburg, Germany

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The Star Kenya

Jubilation as Loisaba Conservancy gets 21 black rhinos in 50 years

The animals weigh an average of 1,760–3,080 pounds, and are 10 to 12 feet long.

3 months ago·Kenya

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CGTN

Endangered rhinos are returned to a plateau in central Kenya after great efforts

Conservationists in Kenya are celebrating as 21 rhinos were returned to a grassy plateau that hasn't seen them in decades.

2 months ago·Beijing, China

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Africa News

21 black rhinos relocated to Kenya's Loisaba Conservancy

The black rhinos in this relocation are a mix of males and females and are being moved from three conservation parks to the private Loisaba Conservancy in central Kenya.

2 months ago·Pointe- Noire, Congo

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