Kaziranga’s rhino census finds the population is growing, but more slowly than expected

Mongabay
Apr 5, 2018, 12:06 pm79 pts
The good news for conservationists is that the population of greater one-horned rhinos in India’s Kaziranga National Park is still on the rise. According to the official rhino census, concluded on March 28, the park’s population now stands at 2,413, up by a dozen from the last tally in 2015. The not-so-good…

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