simson: it stararted off in souh africa, and the numbers just rose there until 1,000, 600, i think, a year. [gunshot] ifif that happenened in namibiaf they killed 1,000, 600 p per ye, then that's the end of the rhinos in namibiaia, actual. narrator: rececently, poachers have moved across namibia and eventualally found their way to kunene. pilot: we are approroaching... narrator: as welell as surveillance from the airir, sae the rhino trust trackks are out every week monitoring and photographing bckck rhino andnd enteriring them intoto a databa. they also look out for sususpicious vehicles anand activitieies. 30 years ago, there werere only 60 b black rhinonos in kunene.eh successfuful conservavation eff, that tripipled. but now, in thee last few years, that number has been dropping again because of drought and poaching. so what is the way forward? simsmson: i guarantee you iif yu don't have the support of the community on community land in conservation, then yoyou migt as well foforget. it's not working. narrato the most t effective way to prorotect the black rhino iso bring in the lo