Protecting Black Rhinos in Namibia
Black Rhino, Etosha National Park, Namibia (Photo: Frank Vassen/Flickr)
Amidst awful stories of elephants and rhinos slaughtered by poachers in Africa, Namibia stands out for its cutting-edge approach to protecting wildlife. Author Rick Bass talks about how former poachers have been enlisted to protect the animals they once killed.
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