African rhino numbers increase for first time in over a decade
- Rhino numbers in Africa increased by 5.2% in 2021, with nearly 23,300 rhinos roaming the continent. This marks the first positive news in a decade for an animal threatened by poaching.
- The number of black rhinos increased, the first rise since 2012. Protection and management initiatives were credited for the growth in rhino populations.
- South Africa is home to almost 80% of the world's rhinos. In 2021, there was a decline in rhino poaching, with only two rhinos killed compared to the previous year.
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Rhino numbers are rising for the first time in ten years, thanks to conservation programs in Africa
The global population of these pachyderms, which play a major ecological role, numbered around 27,000 individuals at the end of 2022. This encouraging increase testifies to the success of certain conservation programs in Africa.
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