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A point of view video of rehabilitated African penguins being boxed, transported and released by SANCCOB (the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds) at the Stony Point Penguin colony in Betty's Bay, Cape Town (South Africa).

African penguins are endangered. Less than 2% of the population remain in the wild today. Together with its conservation partners and dedicated volunteers, SANCCOB admits approximately 1 500 endangered African penguins (and a 1000 other seabirds) every year for rehabilitation to its three centres in South Africa - Cape Town (Western Cape) and Port Elizabeth and Cape St. Francis (Eastern Cape).

7 Ways you can help to conserve African penguins:

1. Adopt and name an African penguin by visiting http://sanccob.co.za/adopt/
2. Report injured penguins and/or oiled birds to SANCCOB by calling (021) 557 6155 (normal work hours) / 078 638 3731 (after hours & weekends) or to SANParks on 021 786 2329 (office hours) or 0861 106417 (24-hour emergency number)
3. Donate to SANCCOB online at http://sanccob.co.za/donate.php or see what items are needed on SANCCOB’s Wish List http://sanccob.co.za/involved/#wishlist
4. Visit SANCCOB’s online shop for penguin goodies at http://sanccob.co.za/shop.php
5. Raise funds for SANCCOB by simply swiping your MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet card: http://sanccob.co.za/involved/#myschool
6. Volunteer at SANCCOB by emailing [email protected]
7. Start your own fundraising campaign for SANCCOB with Givengain: https://www.givengain.com/c/sanccob

Produced by Jake Lamons - JakeLamons.com. Thank you for volunteering your time and producing this captivating release.