Sending a message about rhino conservation in Nepal

Mongabay
May 2, 2018, 8:36 am178 pts
Last May, a fire in Nepal’s Chitwan National Park sent a clear message to the whole world. More than 4,000 wildlife parts from 48 different species, including 357 rhino horns, were set ablaze, and not just as a means of managing a stockpile confiscated over 20 years. The photo opportunity provided an image…

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