Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism CEO, Ms Mandlakazi Skefile took special time out to visit the Rhino at the Donkin Reserve on Wednesday, 25 June 2014. In an attempt to raise awareness about the plight of the rhino, Addo Elephant National Park’s Honorary Rangers had a life-sized replica of a rhino on display at the city’s iconic landmark.
“Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism will continue to assist in creating awareness as the growing rate of rhino poaching in South Africa is hampering economic growth opportunities in the Eastern Cape Province and the legacy that we will leave for the future generation.” Stressed CEO, MS M Skefile
Honorary Rangers Chairperson, Clive Gibson, shared “Sadly over 400 Rhino’s have been poached since the beginning of 2014 already and therefore it is so important for us to unite against the attacks on our wildlife.”
On Thursday, the replica animal will be transported to Kirkwood, where it will spend the weekend at the Honorary Ranger’s exhibition stand at the Absa Kirkwood Wildsfees for those that were not able to go to the Donkin.
Ahead of the replica Black Rhino visit to the Donkin Reserve today we had a bit of fun with foreigners and sent them the image you see below.
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