Namibians could win an all-inclusive luxury getaway to Damaraland worth more than N$165 000 by finding a life-sized rhino sculpture hidden somewhere in Windhoek. The competition, launched by ultimate.earth and Save the Rhino Trust Namibia, features Dorsland and her calf who were both poached last year, in sculptures made entirely from rocks collected in the Kunene Region to raise awareness about the country’s desert-adapted black rhinos. ultimate.earth CEO Tristan Cowley has an update.
To enter, participants must find the sculpture, take a photograph or video with it and post it in the comments section of the official competition post on Facebook. They must also explain what it means to them to protect Namibia’s desert-adapted rhinos. The prize includes a two-night stay for six people at Onduli Enclave, with a guided rhino-tracking experience.
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