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BIODIVERSITY
Dyer Island Conservation Trust, protecting biodiversity –
Noun –“the variety of plant and animal life in the world or in a particular habitat, a high level of which is usually considered to be important and desirable.”
Founded in 2006 by Wilfred Chivell, the Dyer Island Conservation Trust delivers conservation and research programmes to protect the biodiversity of the marine eco-system surrounding Dyer Island. The trust strives to protect:
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The continued loss of biodiversity is not only an environmental issue. Biodiversity is vital, for our economies, our security, our societies, and our environment. Preserving biodiversity will require transformative change, lots of action and sustainable contributions to those leading the charge. We need to change our ways forever and for good.
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Southern African Shark and Ray Symposium 2019
SA Shark & Ray Symposium
The DICT, Shark biologists Alison Towner, Ralph Watson, and […]
African Penguin Awareness Day
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10 Years of Environmental Education at the Hermanus Whale Festival
The eco tent at the Hermanus Whale Festival was a real winner this year […]
International Coastal Clean-up Day 21 September 2019
International Coastal Clean Up Day is a global movement started over 30 years ago by the […]
MARINE EVENING: THE SOCIAL NETWORK OF SPERM WHALES
August 24, 2019 Dyer Island Conservation Trust
In what was one of the best-attended marine […]
