An investigation is underway after four rhinos were killed and another wounded at a private game reserve just outside Cape Town.
It said it was assisting authorities in gathering information and evidence in pursuit of the poachers.
CapeNature's Petro van Rhyn said, "[We were] asked to assist when the incident occurred on Wednesday evening. As a regulatory authority we will leave no stone unturned to assist in bringing the perpetrators to book." #RhinosKilled CapeNature is assisting SAPS in gathering information and evidence after 4 rhinos were killed including a pregnant one, and another wounded outside Cape Town. Inverdoorn owner Searl Derman says investigators are actively pursuing the criminals. KP
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