Cape Town – World Penguin Day is a world penguin day that emphasizes the unique features and conservation problems facing penguin species around the world.
The World Penguin Day is celebrated every year on April 25.
Among them are African Pengui (Sfeniscus Demersus), currently in the southern and south-west coast of Africa due to continuous protection efforts to protect it.
Last month, the Department of Forestry, Fishing and Environment (DFFE), South African Conservatives and Fishing Industry Groups agreed to build fishing zones around six major African penguin breeding colonies.
South African National Parks manage three of the ends of penguins in South Africa.
About 3,000, 7 of the breeding pair, 7 of the ADDO Elephant National Park Sea Protected field (ADDO MPA) – St. Croix and Bird Islands.
In management strategies, African Penguins (BMP) provide cooperation efforts to protect the biodiversity management plan, including the main stakeholders, including DFFE and government agencies.
Sanparks play an important role in managing penguin populations in key livestock areas as a form of colony managers.
The restoration of the BMP resolution includes the installation and monitoring of artificial nests and collapses in colonies.
Joint initiatives also focus on penguin monitoring, including penguin monitoring, including the dynamics, breeding success, or restoring patient birds.
Pages are supported by public awareness campaigns, to promote sustainable practices between local communities and tourists.
With this agreed effort, the goal is to stabilize the penguin population, and increase the population of the penguin, and to ensure the protection of this icongal sea for future generations.
