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The De Beers Group has undertaken the second translocation of elephants from its Venetia Limpopo Nature Reserve (VLNR) in South Africa to Zinave National Park in Mozambique.
The first herds of elephants were corralled at the VLNR on June 25, before making their journey by road some 1,700km where they were released at Zinave on June 27. The final herds arrived July 12 at Zinave, bringing the total number of elephants moved in 2019 to 53.
The translocation is part of a major conservation effort – known as “Moving Giants” – that aims to move some 200 elephants over three years...
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