victor harbor dolphin watch - fleurieu marine life op.pdf · 2014-09-26 · victor harbor 5211...
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23 Holder Road, Victor Harbor 5211
Dolphin Watch is a perfect example of effective community action
and custodianship in caring for our environment and natural resources.
Scientists, students, volunteers and dolphins - a magical mix ...
changing one heart, ..........one mind at a time.
Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch are proudly supported by the following organisations:
Adopt a DolphinThe Dolphin you wish to adopt is: _________________
Cost per year: $20 New Application Renewal*Dolphin Adoption Details & Certificate are sent electronically. If you prefer documentation
be printed and posted, an additional Postage & Handling fee is incurred: Add $10 Name:
Address:
City: State: P/Code:
Country: Phone:
Email:
Pay by: Cash Cheque Direct Deposit (as below)
Is this a GIFT? Yes No Is this a GIFT? Yes No (If yes, include details below.)
If GIFT, send RENEWAL to: Purchaser Gift Recipient
Recipient Name(s):
Postal Address:
City: State: P/Code:
Country: Phone:
Email:
Payment to: Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch, 23 Holder Road, Victor Harbor 5211 or [email protected]
If Direct Deposit: Fleurieu Marine Life,BSB: 085938 Acct: 188546645.
We thank you for your support!----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Office Use Only: Amount: $_____ Date Received: _____________ Receipt Number: ______________Method of Payment: Cash Cheque Direct DepositAdoption Certificate & Photo: Date Sent:: _________________
Signature: ______________________________________________
Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch
in partnership with
The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society
“Cooperation for Cetacean Conservation”
United Nations International Year of Cooperatives 2012
Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch
How You can HELP!Participating in school or community field surveys and land based sightings programmes. Taking photographs and film, and reporting sightings.Participating in photographic identification workshops and catalogue development.Assisting with data entry, analysis and technical support.Supporting community education, PR and fund raising activities.Providing sponsorship.
www.victorharbordolphinwatch.org.aunedra@victorharbordolphinwatch.org.au
Ph: (08) 8552 9223 Mob: 0400 724 762
Adopt a DolphinThe VHDW together with the Fleurieu Marine Life are pleased to present – Victor Harbor Adopt a Dolphin.
The money raised through this program helps support the VHDW with the running of the boat based surveys and purchase equipment such as camera’s.
Once you adopt a dolphin you will be sent an introduction letter to the VHDW, a photo of your adopted dolphin, plus an introduction letter and adoption certificate. You will also receive a monthly newsletter.
Dolphins are up for Adoption: Flap, Scapa, Sushi, Tango, Neptune, Bob, Katie Marie and Pip.
To adopt a dolphin, please fill out the Adopt a Dolphin Form overleaf or for more information phone 0400 724 762 or email [email protected].
Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch ...Began in 2011 with SA Whale Centre volunteers and Investigator College students. Operating collaboratively with Kangaroo Island Dolphin Watch with NRM Community Grant funding, it has achieved extraordinary outcomes through successful regional cooperation.
Through involvement and support of “Fleurieu Marine Life”, a site-based network undertaking regular observations, underpinning boat-based field surveys has been established. It will yield much needed data regarding frequency and range of movements and connectivity.
As dolphins in the region are at risk due to human impact and intensive boating activity, development of public awareness and community education is an imperative.
Victor Harbor Dolphin Watch CHARTER:
Re-engaging students, teachers and volunteers in education through their environment.Contributing to knowledge and understandings about Cetaceans in our environment.Developing a baseline position with respect to population groups and habitat around the coastline.Protecting dolphins, whales and their habitat.
Assisting other schools and communities to develop similar Cetacean protection and study programmes.Providing personal growth and leadership opportunities for youth.