Port Elizabeth based Wilderness Foundation issued this statement about the health of Dr Ian Player after his recent stroke:
Dr Ian Player, legendary nature conservationist credited with saving the White Rhino from extinction, suffered a serious stroke with complications on Thursday morning, 20th November 2014. He is comfortably at home in the Karkloof, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, where he is supported by his wife, Ann, and immediate family members.
The family are most grateful for the well wishes they have received but request privacy during this period.
An update will be issued as soon as there is any change in 87 year old, Dr Player’s condition.
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