SANCCOB

Seabird conservation organisation in South Africa

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March 2024 SANCCOB's Gqeberha branch receives 100 oiled Cape gannets, initiating an urgent rehabilitation process involving washing and comprehensive care over approximately four weeks.
January 2021 SANCCOB launched a comprehensive rescue and rehabilitation effort for approximately 2,000 abandoned Cape Cormorant chicks discovered at two critical nesting sites. The chicks were suffering from dehydration and heat stress. Through this unprecedented intervention, 54% of the rescued cormorant chicks were successfully rehabilitated and reintroduced to their breeding colonies.

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