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ENCA - Poison rhino horns and dye them pink

Conservation is constantly reinventing itself to keep pace with growing threats of poaching and wildlife trafficking. In Africa spiraling rhino poaching has spawned some interesting disruptive innovation; here scientist and life-long conservationist Lorinda Hern demonstrates a new method that could potentially discourage poachers from targeting these treated rhinos altogether, with a non-lethal

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ENCA - Kruger National Park Rangers on Maneuvers to Catch Poachers

Rhino poaching in South Africa is rampant, bloody and potentially threatening the future of the species. The Kruger National Park is home to 80 percent of the country's rhino herds and suffers some of the worst poaching attacks. In this piece we go out with KNP rangers on their anti-poaching maneuvers and see how the relocated an adult rhino bull from the reserve to a sanctuary.

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ENCA - Using technology as a gateway to discovering out ancient past

Using new technology to investigate the world's oldest fossils in the Cradle of Humankind, South Africa. The famous Karabo child fossil was discovered by accident using technology - we look at how it happened. Exploring the Sedibe/ Karabo fossil using a CAT scan, and building a platform using virtual technology, scientists are finding a way to discover more and share it with the world.

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ENCA - Our Dry Planet: Africa's water innovation potential

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