The IUCN Red List states the Black Rhinoceros as Critically Endangered (CR) and, if this problem were to be ignored, they would be at risk of being “extinct in the wild (EW)”, and after that “Extinct (EX)”. In 2003, Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife and WWF initiated the Black Rhino Range Expansion Project (BRREP), a project aimed at sourcing and securing new areas on which to re-establish populations of Black Rhino. Since 2003, the BRREP has successfully moved 218 Black Rhino to new homes, effectively establishing 13 new populations. The program has seen the birth of more than 100 calves Call, What’s App On? +27781701667
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