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Rhino Rescue tells the story of the black rhino and the efforts to save its population in Botswana. Filmmakers Beverly and Dereck Joubert document their response to the poaching crisis that led to the death of the last black rhino in the country. They collaborated with the Botswana Defense Force to initiate a significant relocation project aimed at preserving the species.
Through years of dedicated work, the Jouberts have contributed to the establishment of a small but thriving population of black rhinos in Botswana. The film captures the urgency and determination of those fighting against poaching and shows the importance of conservation efforts for endangered species.
Why Watch
- •See Beverly and Dereck Joubert's conservation efforts.
- •Follow the relocation of black rhinos in Botswana.
- •Meet the Botswana Defense Force in action.
Did You Know
•The last black rhino in Botswana was killed by poachers.
•Beverly and Dereck Joubert are award-winning filmmakers.
•The film documents a massive relocation effort for black rhinos.
•The documentary has a runtime of 46 minutes.
Perfect For
Wildlife conservationEndangered speciesDocumentary enthusiasts