R150 000 Rhino Poaching Reward

The Wilderness Foundation has expressed its ongoing concern at the recent poaching of 2 rhino in the Eastern Cape. The poaching took place at Mount Camdeboo Private Game Reserve yesterday. In this poaching incident, a mother and her 2 ½ year old sub-adult calf were butchered, and the mother’s full term (unborn) calf also died.

The Wilderness Foundation, through the Forever Wild Rhino Protection Initiative, along with other partners, has offered a R150 000 reward for information leading to a successful arrest and prosecution of those involved in this killing of rhino at the Mount Camdeboo Private Game Reserve. If the public have any information that can assist in the apprehension of these perpetrators, they are to contact the Wildlife Crime Tip-off Line. The number is 078 696 9494.

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