Cape Mountain Zebra Was Almost Extinct As a Result of Hunting and Competition for Grazing with Farm Stock

Cape Mountain Zebra Was Almost Extinct As a Result of Hunting and Competition for Grazing with Farm Stock

CapeCape MountainMountain ZebraZebra Equus zebra zebra Conservation needs In the 1930s the Cape mountain zebra was almost extinct as a result of hunting and competition for grazing with farm stock. Conservation initiatives such as the formation of Mountain Zebra National Park in 1937 led to a steady increase in numbers. Cape mountain zebras are still rare and classed as endangered (IUCN Endangered; CITES Appendix I). The conservation priority is to build up numbers as quickly as possible to ensure long-term survival..

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