South African conservation nonprofit buys rhino breeding farm, plans to rewild 2,000 animals

7-9-2023 World Washington Times - World 65

South African conservation nonprofit African Parks will release 2,000 southern white rhinoceroses into the wild over the next decade after purchasing the largest captive rhino breeding outfit in the world, the group said recently.

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