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Kenyan conservationists root for partnerships to save black rhinos

 

NAIROBI, KENYA: The Kenyan government should forge strategic linkages with communities, charitable groups and businesses to revitalize protection of black rhinos, leading conservationists said on Saturday.

Christian Lambrechts, the CEO of Rhino Charge, a charity trust, noted that active participation of key stakeholders has strengthened the protection of black rhinos and their habitat.

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