Wild Bird Trust
Johannesburg, South Africa
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Founded in 2009, Wild Bird Trust is a non-governmental organisation based in Johannesburg, South Africa working on nature & wildlife conservation, environment & climate, community development.
The Wild Bird Trust is a South African conservation non-profit founded in 2009 by Dr Steve Boyes. It conducts field research, habitat restoration and community engagement to protect wild birds and the habitats they depend on, starting with the endangered Cape Parrot and its Afromontane forests in the Hogsback area. It also supports conservation-based economies and partnerships across Southern Africa, including work on the Okavango Basin, and is registered as a Public Benefit Organisation.
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Cape Parrot Project
Nature & Wildlife conservation · South Africa
Conserves the endangered Cape Parrot by restoring Afromontane indigenous forest, growing seedlings with community nurseries, running research and monitoring, and delivering school education drives.
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National Geographic Society, De Beers, BirdLife, Woolworths
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