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Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB)

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Founded in 1968, SANCCOB (The Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds) has treated over 90 000 seabirds.

SANCCOB is at the forefront of saving African penguins and other threatened seabirds.Ê It never takes a day off and its rehabilitation team is on 24-hour call. SANCCOB deploys its specialist emergency response skills in Africa, the Indian Ocean region, Antarctica and Sub-Antarctic. Through its training academy it equips people to work in the environmental sector; and a passion to instill pride and knowledge about marine conservation drives its education programmes. SANCCOB is a leader in seabird disease research. LATEST AFRICAN PENGUIN FIGURES released by South African Department of Environmental Affairs (2012): 18 683 breeding pairs in the wild in South Africa (excludes Namibian figures)

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