The Platinum Rhino farm in South Africa, home to 2,000 white Rhinos, will be released into protected areas across Africa. African Parks has secured emergency funding to buy the farm and save the species from poaching. The rewilding project aims to give the rhinos a new future in the wild, though they may initially need supplementary feeding to adapt. The translocation of rhinos is expected to benefit conservation efforts across the continent and help grow communities and attract investment. Rhinos in South Africa are under threat from poaching, with the country having the largest rhino population in Africa.

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