Des rhinocéros noirs tchèques au Rwanda

In this photo released by African Parks, a critically endangered eastern black rhino walks around its boma, or enclosure, just after being offloaded from a truck in Akagera national park, Rwanda Monday, June 24, 2019. Two male and three female rhinos, from wildlife parks in three European countries, were transported to the park with the aim of increasing the genetic diversity of the park's rhino population and aiding efforts to restore the critically endangered subspecies in Rwanda and the region, said park officials. (Scott Ramsay/African Parks via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT Rwanda Rhinos Relocation

epa07667849 A handout photo made available by the Safari Park in Dvur Kralove nad Labem shows the loading of the transport crate of one of five rhinos at Safari Park in Dvur Kralove nad Labem, Czech Republic, 23 June 2019. Three black rhinos (Diceros bicornis michaeli) from Safari Park Dvur Kralove and two black rhinos from other European gardens are set out for the Akagera National Park in Rwanda. This is the largest rhino transport ever from Europe to Africa, where they should start a new population. All animals are prepared for the trip in Dvur Kralove. The trip will include three rhinos from Dvur, Jasiri, Jasmina and Manny, female Olmoti from the English zoo Flamingo Land and male Mandela from Denmark. These five will find a new home in Akagera National Park, Rwanda, where the last rhinos were seen in 2007. According to Safari Park, only about 700 black rhinos live in the wild. EPA/ANDREA JIROUSOVA/SAFARI PARK DVUR KRALOVE HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES CZECH REPUBLI

In this photo released by African Parks, a critically endangered eastern black rhino walks around its boma, or enclosure, just after being offloaded from a truck in Akagera national park, Rwanda Monday, June 24, 2019. Two male and three female rhinos, from wildlife parks in three European countries, were transported to the park with the aim of increasing the genetic diversity of the park's rhino population and aiding efforts to restore the critically endangered subspecies in Rwanda and the region, said park officials. (Scott Ramsay/African Parks via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT Rwanda Rhinos Relocation

epa07667849 A handout photo made available by the Safari Park in Dvur Kralove nad Labem shows the loading of the transport crate of one of five rhinos at Safari Park in Dvur Kralove nad Labem, Czech Republic, 23 June 2019. Three black rhinos (Diceros bicornis michaeli) from Safari Park Dvur Kralove and two black rhinos from other European gardens are set out for the Akagera National Park in Rwanda. This is the largest rhino transport ever from Europe to Africa, where they should start a new population. All animals are prepared for the trip in Dvur Kralove. The trip will include three rhinos from Dvur, Jasiri, Jasmina and Manny, female Olmoti from the English zoo Flamingo Land and male Mandela from Denmark. These five will find a new home in Akagera National Park, Rwanda, where the last rhinos were seen in 2007. According to Safari Park, only about 700 black rhinos live in the wild. EPA/ANDREA JIROUSOVA/SAFARI PARK DVUR KRALOVE HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES CZECH REPUBLI

In this photo released by African Parks, a critically endangered eastern black rhino walks around its boma, or enclosure, just after being offloaded from a truck in Akagera national park, Rwanda Monday, June 24, 2019. Two male and three female rhinos, from wildlife parks in three European countries, were transported to the park with the aim of increasing the genetic diversity of the park's rhino population and aiding efforts to restore the critically endangered subspecies in Rwanda and the region, said park officials. (Scott Ramsay/African Parks via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT Rwanda Rhinos Relocation

Des rhinocéros noirs tchèques au Rwanda

L’espèce avait disparu depuis plus d’une décennie, à cause du braconnage.