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The Kenya Wildlife service has initiated the process of implanting an ear notch and transmitter devices in rhinos in a bid to safeguard their population in Tsavo National Park. The introduction of tracking technology aims to create a more accurate understanding of the rhino population in the park an essential step for ensuring their ongoing survival in the face of poaching and habitat loss
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Rhino Conservation Exercise kicks off in Tsavo
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