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ABOUT DYER ISLAND CONSERVATION TRUST
The founder of the trust is Wilfred Chivell.
The remaining trustees are Professor Rob Crawford, Ms Angelika Kamp,
Mr Newi Makhado and Professor Les Underhill. The trust has several
objectives. The most important is the conservation, rehabilitation
and protection of the natural environment, including both flora
and fauna, in and around Dyer Island.
The trust is also concerned about the care of wild animals, especially
oiled penguins. The trust will promote educational and training
programmes relating to environmental awareness, and greening and
clean-up projects. It will also support any research which is related
to or supports these objectives. The trust can even provide funds,
assets and other resources for similar projects in related areas,
for example, at other offshore islands of the Western Cape.
The 2000-house development for Dyer Island's penguins is the first
of many planned thrusts of the Dyer Island Conservation Trust, to
be undertaken in terms of the "Faces
of Need" banner.
Dyer Island Conservation Trust objectives:
Reg no: 1881/413/14/8 |
| Dyer Island trust has been established for the conservation, rehabilitation
or protection of the natural environment, including flora, fauna
or the biosphere, the care of wild animals; the promotion of,
and the conducting of educational and training programmes relating
to environmental awareness, greening and clean-up projects,
and conservation research. |
© 2007 Dyer Island Conservation
Trust
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Wilfred Chivell with Giant Petrel |
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