Killing Endangered Rhinos is NOT
- by: Animal Advocates
- recipient: Department of Environmental Affairs, Director General Mrs. Nosipho Ngcaba, Acting Deputy Director-General Mr. Zaheer Fakir
Despite people willing to raise money to save and remove a white rhino, a KNZ businessman paid for the right to hunt and kill an endangered white rhino in the Hluhluwe game reserve, as advertised online.
Park administrators of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife invited holders of hunting licences to bid to kill the rhino in a tender that was advertised online.
Ezemvelo CEO, Dr Bandile Mkhize, seems to think that killing endangered animals is part of a conservation effort.
Poachers have killed a record number of rhinos in South Africa this year as their horns become one of the most valuable items on Earth. At least 450 animals died unnaturally, up from 333 in 2010.
Tell South African Department of Environmental Affairs, killing more of them for sport can hardly be considered "conservation".
SOURCE: http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/outrage-as-kzn-hunter-pays-to-kill-rhino-1.1206612
Despite people willing to raise money to save and remove a white rhino, a KNZ businessman paid for the right to hunt and kill an endangered white rhino in the Hluhluwe game reserve, as advertised online.
Park administrators of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife invited holders of hunting licences to bid to kill the rhino in a tender that was advertised online.
Ezemvelo CEO, Dr Bandile Mkhize, seems to think that killing endangered animals is part of a conservation effort.
Poachers have killed a record number of rhinos in South Africa this year as their horns become one of the most valuable items on Earth. At least 450 animals died unnaturally, up from 333 in 2010.
Tell South African Department of Environmental Affairs, killing more of them for sport can hardly be considered "conservation".
SOURCE: http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/outrage-as-kzn-hunter-pays-to-kill-rhino-1.1206612
