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A seabird ranger will now be permanently stationed on Dyer Island

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The protection of wild, endangered Western Cape seabirds have gotten a further boost, with the news that a bird ranger will now be permanently stationed on Dyer Island.

The ranger’s appointment comes after a generous financial donation by the Disney Conservation Fund.

Conservation Manager at the Dyer Island Conservation Fund, Trudi Malan, says the ranger will, on a daily basis, monitor the safety and health of the island’s resident seabirds.

She says this would greatly help in the conservation of endangered bird species on the island.

Read more on this new initiative here.

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