 | Anonymous 1998 The black and white of rhinos. Timbila 1 (2): 13, fig. 1 |
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| The museum is an initiative of Clive Walker, chairman of the Rhino & Elephant Foundation and the Wilderness Trust of SA, and director of Lapalala Wilderness. He seized an opportunity to acquire the culturally historic site of the Old Melk Rivier School, which had been closed since 1962, and whic... |
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| Stromayer, K.A.K. 1998 US Fish and Wildlife service rhinoceros and tiger conservation fund, Africa region update. Pachyderm 26: 123-125 |
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| Funding 1995-1998. Funding in fiscal year (FY) 1996 was $200,000 followed by $400,000 per annum in FY 1997 and 1998. Funding has been increased to $500,000 for FY 1999. For the period ending in FY 1998, 56 grants for a total of $970,000 were awarded.
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| Khan, M.; Foose, T.J.; Strien, N.J. van 1998 Chairman's report: Asian Rhino Specialist Group. Pachyderm 26: 6-7 |
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| Meeting Kaziranga NP, 21-27 Feb 1999. The ASRSG conducted the first of its new system of regional meetings at Kaziranga National Park the week of 21 to 27 February, 1999. The host of the meeting was the Forest Department of Assam. Over 70 persons attended various portions of the meetings, incl... |
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| Rhino & Elephant Foundation 1998 [Various notes]. REF News no. 21: 1-6 |
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| The Rhino Awareness Expedition began in December 1993 when Klaus Schrumpf and Pamela Bell left Cape Town and their specially designed 4x4 Landcruiser was shipped to Chile where they began their trip. The objective was to create a worldwide awareness of the plight of rhino and the senseless killi... |
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| Save The Rhino 1998 The case study: Namibia. The Horn Newsletter no. 2: 3-6 |
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| Namibian Black Rhino Fund is an endowment fund for Namibia since its inception in 1993. The fund capital is managed in a safe, secure financial environment for income growth. Each year a target 10% of the capital fund is distributed to field projects such as the Waterberg. Chaiman is Alaistair... |
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| DeMaar, T.W. 1998 [Various notes]. Newsletter ol Jogi 1998 August |
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| Dr Janet Rachlow has extended her study of white rhino to Kenya with the assistance of the Kenyan Association of Private Land Rhino Sanctuaries. |
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| Lessee, J. 1998 [Various notes]. Really Rhinos 12 (2) |
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| Interior Department Secretary Bruce Babbitt recently spoke about successes achieved so far from efforts funded under the Rhinoceros and Tiger Conservation Act of 1994. Congress has funded the program through the year 2000, with $400.000 being appropriated for financial years 1997 and 1998. |
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| US Fish and Wildlife Service 1998 Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation Act: Summary Report. Washington, US Fish and Wildlife, pp. 1-32 |
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| Summary Report 1996-1998. Congress, recognizing the need to do more to save these magnificent and very endangered species, passed the Rhinoceros and Tiger Conservation Act in 1994, and reauthorized it in 1998. Through the act, Congress created the Rhinoceros and Tiger Conservation Fund.
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| Walker, C.H. 1998 Rhino museum first in Africa. African Venture 1 (2): 20 |
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| Rhino & Elephant Foundation 1998 [Various notes]. REF News no. 22: 1-6 |
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| The Rhinoceros Museum in the Waterberg mountains is now open to the public. The opening of the museum represents a milestone in REF's history and this is entirely due to the support of corporations and individuals. |
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