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South Devon Seabird Trust
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This web-link has been created as part of the "Oiled Wildlife Response Resource for the Thames" Wildpro volume. Consult the Specific Section References at the end of this page for related links.

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This information has been taken directly from the "South Devon Seabird Trust" website:

South Devon Seabird Trust (SDST), UK registered Charity No. 1048739, was founded in 1983 and specialises in the rehabilitation of oiled seabirds. The aim of the trust is to care for sick and injured seabirds, with the intention to release back to the wild, but where release is not viable - to offer sanctuary. Over 70% are successfully released back to the wild.

Our success rate in the rehabilitation of oiled seabirds is second to none, however there are of course some birds which will never be able to survive in the wild. These are taken into sanctuary and account for approximately 2% of all those admitted. Any bird which cannot accept life in captivity is put to sleep by a vet.
Dates Referenced February 2005
Contact Details South Devon Seabird Trust
24 Ashleigh Way
Teignmouth
Devon
TQ14 8QS

Tel: 01626 770999
Website Address

 http://www.seabirdtrust.co.uk

Email

info@seabirdtrust.co.uk

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