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Browse photos from the rhino translocation

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This is a hopeful story about the revival of a highly threatened species, where we are ensuring their survival for future generations
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Highly-trained rangers will care for and protect the wild rhinos
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Local communities are integral to the protection of the extraordinary landscapes where we work
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A rhino is released safely into bomb at Zakouma National Park in Chad
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A team of highly-trained wildlife rangers watch over the six endangered black rhinos in Zakouma National Park in Chad.

Video

Watch now: The rare black rhino has been returned to the nation of Chad. The last wild rhino was seen in this central African country in the 1970's after decades of poaching drove them to local extinction. In a historic move to aid in the long-term survival of this endangered and heavily threatened species, six black rhinos were reintroduced from South Africa to Chad in May 2018.