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Is South Africa For Sale?

Mar 24, 2012 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: All Posts, Animal Poaching, conservation, endangered, leopard, Lions, Rhino, rhino poaching, wildlife conservation Tagged: illegal trade, organized crime, rhino, rhino horn, SA Government, SANParks, wildlife trafficking

Rhino poaching runs rampant, about 150 dead rhino this year. SANParks and the South African government fail to stop wildlife trafficking, illegal trade of endangered rhino. The Parliamentary Rhino Hearings. SANParks pulls out when about 50% of the rhino’s poached are occurring in South Africa’s premier game reserve, the famous Kruger National Park. The Parliamentary Rhino Hearings are largely attended by private organizations and individual animal rights activists. Where is the South African government? Isn’t this attack on Africa’s rhino by the syndicates (wildlife trafficking or illegal trade) a matter of national concern? The Rhino Summit. Again SANParks…

7 Ways You Can Help Save the Rhino Even If You Don’t Live in South Africa

Mar 3, 2012 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, endangered, Rhino, rhino calf, rhino poaching, South African wildlife, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: 7 ways, Allison Thomson, Ayesha Cantor, expats, How to help, International, not in SA, rhino horn, rhino poaching, SA Government, South Africa

You can help save endangered rhino by writing letters to South Africa’s President Zuma, contacting your local zoo, volunteering. “I don’t live in South Africa, how can I help save the rhino?” After hearing that sadly over 90 rhino have been killed in the first two months of this year (2012) this question was asked once again, and it was time to take a closer look. Good people everywhere around the world are reaching out and asking, “How can I help? How can I help stop this horrible animal poaching” Ayesha Copeland Cantor and several others from the Facebook group…