Fish Boy (Red Rhino) (Red Rhino Books) Paperback – May 1, 2015

Rhin is in desperate survival competition. According to the IUCN SSC's African Cycle Expert Group (AfRSG), there are only 5000 black rhinos and 20,000 South Korean soils in the wild of Africa (As of November 2015, the northern white soil is wild and extinct, the remaining Only three heads). With captive body). Today, black rhinoceros are designated as very endangered species by the IUCN Red List, but each year they are awarded the largest five black trophy hunting export quotas in South Africa and Namibia. The population of South African white rhinoceros, which is distributed mainly in South Africa, is much larger (about 20,000 people), and there is no export quota for white rhinoceros.

CAT - Influence of trophy hunting on five symbolic wildlife populations in six African countries - analysis

Unfortunately, African black rhino is still in great danger. White rhinoceros have good grades and are designated as endangered species in the IUCN Red List. However, the increase in poaching in recent years - the increase in effective demand (that is, the ability to pay) for corner consumers of rhinoceroses - is increasingly dangerous. Perhaps we need to consider new public and private initiatives to develop incentives for sustainable use of rhinoceros, including selling corners of rhinoceroses. These measures to make the rice economically valuable can promote the increase of caddy production and protection. This is necessary to realize a sustainable rhino product / service market. Public and private sectors in South Africa are considering this approach