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How to curb China's illegal wildlife trade, from tiger bones to totoaba bladders

Many of the creatures that share this planet with us may not be around much longer.

Rhino conservation: the horns of a dilemma- South Africa

In a first for megafauna, half of SA’s white rhino population is now privately owned. And, given the precarious outlook for the animals elsewhere, it is conceivable that most rhinos worldwide will soon be in private hands. However, some private owners say they may not be able to sustain the costs of maintaining their herds if the global ban on the horn trade remains in place.

Will legal international rhino horn trade save wild rhino populations?

Will the legal international trade in rhino horn save the wild rhino population?

World Bank issues groundbreaking $150m Rhino Bond to help SA conserve endangered species

On the same day that South Africa hosted its fourth Investment Conference in Sandton, a new instrument was offered to investors – a Wildlife Conservation Bond (WCB), or Rhino Bond.

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