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    How can we maintain rhino populations during poaching crises? A population genetics management study.

    By Gayle Pedersen
    Backed by Capt. R.J.Laing, Judith B Dossett, Liezl Channing, Amy Scott, Lilly Read, Steve Vrdoljak, Sven Vrdoljak, Amanuel Mehari, Yitna Getachew Yitna, Laura McCoy, and 49 other backersDenny Luan, Rudolf Maleri, Monika Maleri, Kathryn Duncan, Renee Peterson, Marna Van Der Merwe, Stu Headley-Read, Heather Masterson, Elise Van Der Heijden, Clare Pedersen, Megan Nowell, Jerry Dale McDonnell, Phoebe Farr, Andrew Bowkett, Jennifer Strickland-Munro, Maud Bonato, Dominic Thornberg, Eleanor Nickerson, James Lloyd, Anna Harrison, Jo Shaw, Ethel Phiri, Angela Weaver, Joe Lopez, Michelle De Villiers Finegan, Sam Davies, Joannna Burton, Lina Borjesson, Mandy Hampton Fitch, Justin Walker, Joanne Liesel Wood, Lisa Nygren Kirkegaard, Zyna Kat, Byron Weckworth, Greeley Beck, Christine Mauro, Stef Verlinden, Anna Karlsson, Lucy Ashley, Kyle Clifton, Matthew Cichocki, Christina Tran, Janine Loedolff, Oscar Jasklowski, Jim Jourdane, Antonio Lamb, Sarah Brooks, Varinder Singh Bal, and Eric D. Walters
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    University of Pretoria
    South Africa
    BiologyEcology
    DOI: 10.18258/5463
    $5,219
    Raised of $4,842 Goal
    107%
    Funded on 2/07/16
    Successfully Funded
    • $5,219
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    • 107%
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    • Funded
      on 2/07/16
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    rhino factsfield notes100% CongratsVictorymetapopulationFAQinbreedingfield worktrackingwhite rhinoPafuriKruger National ParkSumatran rhinoBorneoradio transmittersGPSprogressfieldworkfailpoachers moonQ&ATV
    Some fun rhino facts from new crowdfund project with 8...
    October 25, 2017
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    New project featured on Africa Geographic blog
    October 17, 2017
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    The new project is live!
    October 12, 2017
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    The long and winding road...
    October 11, 2017
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    The Final Countdown
    October 11, 2017
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    WE DID IT! Time on the clock...107% achieved!
    February 8, 2016
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    Field work FAIL!
    February 5, 2016
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    CONGRATULATIONS!! 101%...we made it!
    February 5, 2016
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    There's a rhino coming!
    February 1, 2016
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    Progress report and Q&A
    January 25, 2016
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    Thank you. Dankie. Enkosi. Ngiyabonga. Ndza Khensa.
    January 19, 2016
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    FAQs
    December 31, 2015
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