David Allan Raptors Talk at
Crocworld Conservation Centre
Fans of Crocworld Conservation Centre’s monthly environmental talks are in for a treat on May 14th, when renowned ornithologist David Allan will become the latest in the park’s long line of influential speakers. Entitled ‘Birds of Prey - New Frontiers in our Knowledge and Identification', Allan’s talk promises to carry on the series’ tradition of celebrating the fascinating flora and fauna of Southern Africa.

In his talk, Allan will give guests an insight into two of his most recent field trips. On the first of these trips, Allan helped several esteemed ornithologists from overseas to document the presence of a bird of prey only recently recorded for the first time in Southern Africa. On the second, he joined a team investigating the status of a rare bird of prey in Zululand - and it is tales of these fascinating exploits that will form the core of his talk on May 14th.

Date: Saturday, 14 May
Time: 8:30 for 9:00am to 11:00am
08.30 - 9.00am: Registration and Welcome by Crocworld Conservation Centre.
9.00- 10.30am: Birds of Prey - New Frontiers in our Knowledge and Identification Talk
10.30- 11.00am: Tea & coffee (tea, coffee, scones)
There will be time for questions whilst tea and coffee is served.
Venue: Crocworld Conservation Centre 
Cost: R75.00 per adult and R35 per pensioner or scholar. Payment secures a place for the talk, please send proof of payment (or arrange to pay on the day)

BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL (space is limited)

Lunch is not included in the price. For those who would like to have lunch can return to Le Rendez- Vous Restaurant at Crocworld Conservation Centre which has beautiful views of the Coastline and serves light lunches.

To make your reservation contact: Nolean Allun, Crocworld Conservation Centre on 
(039) 976 1103/ (083) 654 9651 or e-mail crocworld@cbl.co.za
Account Details: Crocworld (Crookes Brothers Limited) Banking Details: FNB, 
Branch: Scottburgh, Branch Code: 220227, Account Number: 53640119111, please fax the proof of payment to (039) 978 3279