The aim of the project — years down the line — is to reintroduce the northern white rhino back to southern Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Cameroon, said Patrick Omondi, head of species conservation and management for the Kenya Wildlife Service. Alastair Lucas, the vice chairman of Goldman Sachs in Australia, helped finance the rhinos' move to Kenya, a project he became involved with earlier this year after visiting Uganda and being told parks there no longer have rhinos. He declined to say how much he donated or the cost of moving the animals.
"Shipping rhinos across the world is not cheap. They don't fit in economy seats," Lucas said. "I had to fly them business class."
The rhinos will remain penned in the Kenyan park as they acclimate to the climate and vegetation. More.
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