Conservation volunteer for the Penguin and Seabird Rescue Center in Africa
Written by: Imanol Segundo Carrillo
Hello, I am
a conservationist of birds in Africa, I came to Mexico to publicize the
problems that these birds are experiencing and at the same time that people
interested in the subject like to donate to us for the benefit of these birds,
I came to find out what people They would like to be conservationists of these
birds and so join this program. Now, I will give a little information about the
campaign that is being carried out.
South Africa's climate is Mediterranean, with mild, rainy winters and hot, sunny summers. Its coast is shaded by average temperatures of 14⁰C minimum and 27⁰C maximum, but keep in mind that, due to the size of the country, the climate is diverse and varies depending on the region you want to visit. In the South and the higher altitude areas the climate is more temperate, while in the Northwest it is subtropical, with higher humidity, and higher and constant temperatures; in the western interior it is semi-arid. In the northern areas and the western coastal zone, -areas of subtropical regime, the climate is warmer and with a relatively higher humidity, while the interior is drier, with really arid zones.
Some functions as volunteers that we have fulfilled are:
I've
worked in the bird hospital.
We've
cleaned the facilities of the bird hospital.
I've
prepared food and medication.
We've been
feeding the penguins and other birds.
I've taken care of the birds that are brought.