Dozens of white rhinos relocated from South Africa from Rwanda | Wildlife News

As part of the great rewilding efforts involved in South Africa and Rwandaya, 35 rhones moved by trucks and plane.

Seventy southern white rhinos, more than 3400 kilometers (at least 2112 miles), from South Africa to 747 to 747, to Rwanda, as the greatest humility.

Part of the reconstruction initiative, in two groups before the age of 35, then the Akagera National Park, the Rhanda Development Council (RDB), which was later protected by South Africa’s Munywana, Central Africa.

“The final stage of the journey of 3,400 km, Durban’s King Shaka International Airport attracts Rhino, which was transported to the truck with the truck with individual steel chests of Munywana,” he said.

“After that, they gathered in Cranial 747 and flew into the Kigali International Airport and finally transported to Akagera National Park,” he said.

The Development Council said the goal is to repeat the “safe, well-managed protected areas between the continent,” the purpose of the continent.

📹 70 South White Rhinos found a new house @Akagerapark! 🦏

In partnership @AfricanparksRwanda restores the park ecosystem and protects Rhino Population for future generations. 🌿#Visitwhy🇷🇼 pic.twitter.com/cwbgp45vu1

– Visit Rwanda (@visitriwanda_Now) 10 June 2025

Rhinos, after his two-day journey, Rhenan was released in his park and a veterinary team will “monitor any stress related to any stress related to and not to adapt to the new environment.

It is described as “the first rushino movement of this scale in this scale,” the initiative initiative, White Rhinos and “to provide a new livestock fortress in Rwanda”.

White rhinos were once in sub-Sahara Africa, but their numbers fell sharply due to large-scale poop and hunting during colonial periods.

According to the International Rhino Foundation (IRF), Rhino’s braconaries in Africa have been rhino braconaries in 2022 in 2023, in 2023 with at least 586 rhinos pool.

Southern Rhino, one of the two subspecies, is now listed as “in danger”, as “under danger”, which is about 17,000 people in nature (IUCN).

The North White Rhino is considered to be a critical threat to the number of adults, which is the remaining adults, listed by the ITN.

70 South White Rhino completed 3,400 km travel to Rwanda Akagera National Park from South Africa. The translocation was complicated, and each was completed in two phases consisting of 35 rhinos, and three days were intermediary. pic.twitter.com/dv3fl03

– Akagera National Park (@akarapark) 10 June 2025