
Kenya Targets 1,500 Black Rhinos by 2031 as Conservation Success Sparks New Challenges
Kenya’s black rhino population has surged to 1,207, prompting the Kenya Wildlife Service to set a new target of 1,500 individuals by 2031. While this recovery is a major conservation milestone, the success has led to overcrowding in existing sanctuaries, forcing the government to prioritize habitat expansion to prevent territorial conflicts among the animals.
Environment13 Nov
