We would like to thank Valerie Thomas for kindly donating £250 towards the work of the trust in memory of her husband Vivian and below is the lovely statement she makes about Vivian.
In memory of Vivian Lansfield, a man who loved to be close to nature. With love from Valerie & our daughter Kerry xx
We have helped out on a documentary about the beautiful Dorset coastline. its people and species which is now showing at the link below. In it, we are shown working with our colleagues at Weymouth Sealife Centre who are researching the captive breeding of seahorses. We hope you enjoy it.
http://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/mare_tv/Dorset,sendung280548.html
We have finally joined the world of Twitter and have set up the Seahorse Twitter page, please find us on @seahorsecharity or look for The Seahorse Trust. Early days but we will get the hang of it, so please bear with us.
The Seahorse Trust attended the second Weymouth Sealife Centre Conservation Evening last night and it was a great success with stands from a number of conservation organisations like the RSPB and the Shark Trust and Sealife’s own environmental charity The Sealife Trust. It was a great evening attended by a very enthusiastic crowd and we would like to say a massive thank you for all the team in Weymouth for putting this event on and looking forward to next year already.
The Seahorse Trust was set up in 1999 as an umbrella organisation to preserve and conserve the natural world, especially the marine environment using Seahorses as our flagship species. We work in partnership through a Seahorse Alliance with many organisations and people from all over the world and it is this unique partnership that allows us to achieve so much in the conservation of seahorses and their environment for the future.
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