17 South African black rhino relocated to Malawi eNCA
Malawi has received 17 black rhinos from South Africa under a programme to replenish the endangered species which temporarily went extinct in the southern African country in the 1980s, a conservation charity said Wednesday.
The rhinos were then released into Liwonde National Park in southern Malawi, where British troops are training local anti-poaching rangers. The operation was carried out in conjunction with WWF South Africa and the Malawian and South African governments."Our shared vision is to bolster Malawi’s existing rhino populations and to support regional efforts to conserve this critically endangered species," Fearnhead said.
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