try to. help us to raise. if they have enough rest which was to increase the amount of milk and the children in the area can now also attend school it s financed by the rhino fund. the rangers regularly come to talk to the kids about the rhinos and explain why they re so important to you all of you know what to do and i know. what the writers have on their head. how when to hold. rhinos use their home to protect themselves how do they they fight using their home if the enemy comes they will use their home and fight do you know that when we started here. people within this area there were like it s fine to kill an animal to kill.
sponsored by the rhino fund. the southern white rhinoceros has been wiped out in other parts of uganda but here twenty four of them roam the savanna and what lands . raymond o.p.o. is trying to find one for us. the ranger sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of who and her baby who was born in june. the gestation period for this species is eighteen months. we have to be cautious rhino mothers offer rushes in defense of their young. one who is like my daughter is the same character the mother just a smaller stick breaking she is very she is already facing that area that
uganda we meet some courageous animal lovers who are helping to save the rhino. rhinos one of the world s most endangered species in africa only zimbabwe kenya and namibia and south africa have reasonably sized populations of them the reason is poachers who it came to profit from their valuable homes they fetch a fortune on the global black market traders get around sixty thousand u.s. dollars per kilo. in uganda their numbers have slowly been increasing in recent years reports how you paid a visit to a privately run sanctuary and met with some committed conservationists. vests a few. it covers seventy square kilometers and to sponsored by the rhino fund.
community reporter cannot come from china yet anyway at portugal minus right where yeah we have to use the local people and the local people are you offering and it is the best if we now do not want people. in four months that. and that includes the farmers in the area. they re allowed to graze that cattle in the sanctuary up to forty animals each per day. to get. this out try to. help us to raise. if they have enough rest which head up at the end was do you agree to have milk. and the children in the area can now also attend school it s financed by the rhino fund. the rangers regularly come to talk to the kids about the rhinos and explain why
are pretty secure and then the poaching spot the problem is it doesn t just spike in one country it s parks all over poachers have been killed any animals in the sanctuary the rhino fund has been breeding them have eighteen years now the first was brought in from kenya others from various issues. when out in the bush among the rhinos it s important to remain quiet walkie talkies can make the rhinos restless the ranges observe the animals behavior during the day and at night documenting where they graze sleep and wonder. the data shared with researchers and zoos all over the world. martin look hero is more involved with the rhinos than he is with his own family and he sees them twice a year. my second home race there while being my school here is that i want to