Animal Demography Unit (ADU)
If your passion is to be out in the field and to be involved in projects which make a difference, then the ADU is
where you want to be. Citizen scientists are the eyes and ears of the ADU, and we use the data submitted to produce
conservation assessments for species. The outcomes feed into “state of the environment” reports and ultimately influence
conservation policy. The ADU currently has citizen science projects running on birds, butterflies and reptiles.
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BirdLife South Arica
BirdLife SA is the primary organisation in South Africa for everyone with a passion for birds and their survival.
BirdLife SA promotes the enjoyment, conservation and understanding and study of wild birds and their habitat.
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Netbooks
An online shop for books and DVDs on Africa, wildlife, fly fishing, field guides, birds, trees, plants, insects
and the environment. Free postage in South Africa.
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South African National Parks
Experience the beauty and diversity of South African National Parks, travel and explore South Africa!
SANParks is also one of the world’s leading conservation and scientific research bodies and a leading
proponent of maintaining the indigenous natural environment.
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The Enviropaedia
South Africa’s environmental information and networking resource brings together information from South Africa’s
leading specialists in the environmental and sustainable development fields and facilitates debate on many
controversial environmental issues. Don’t miss the Sustainable Lifestyle Guide to reduce your impact on our
environment @ Home @ Work @ Play – helping you to be a part of the solution for a cleaner, better environment.
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Zoological Society of South Africa
The ZSSA was founded in 1959 to promote, facilitate and encourage zoological research in southern Africa.
To this end, the ZSSA assists in the co-ordination of zoological research in southern Africa through
congresses, meetings and publications. Members receive African Zoology, a scientific journal published twice a
year that reports original research on southern African fauna and Aardvark, the societal news letter. Members are
also able to attend ZSSA conferences at a reduced rate, and benefit from being kept up-to-date on developments
in southern African zoology.
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FreeMe Wildlife Rehabilitation
We rescue, rehabilitate and release wildlife in Gauteng and countrywide.
Tel 011 234 1977 a/h 083 558 5658
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AWARE Trust
AWARE is the only veterinary conservation trust in Zimbabwe run by veterinarians, focusing on the welfare of wildlife and conservation of wildlife habitats.
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