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A new beginning for ‘Project Dophin Safe’
and South Australian Seabird Rescue
Yes, Project Dolphin Safe and South Australian Seabird Rescue has evolved and we have new name to reflect the activities and directions that we continue to take. The new name ‘Australian Marine Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation’ (AMWRRO) projects the diversity of the services we provide and a new identity to assist with awareness, promotion and fund raising activities.
We can still be contacted on the same phone numbers as Project Dolphin Safe and have retained the same team of professionals, volunteers and supporters.
We welcome your continued support and working with you to safe our precious Australian marine wildlife. > more >
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Recent Pelican Rescue - Sunday Mail
 AMWRRO has recently involved in the rescue of a Pelican hit by a car.
The 6 month old female pelican underwent a three hour operation to repair a broken wing with a 20cm steel pin by the Adelaide Zoo vetenary team. If successful there will be at lease 6 weeks of physiotherapy and then rehabilitation at the AMWRRO facility before what's hoped will be a successful release.
Click here to download the article
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US Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
 AMWRRO have been asked to participate in the rescue efforts
of the marine wildlife.
AMWRRO is in the process of
getting ready to go to the US and establishing a way that you can
donate to the cause via AMWRRO.
More information will be provided soon.
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School Visits an informative and fun hour
Are you students learning about Australian Marine wildlife?
Why not arrange a visit from the friendly AMWRRO team to talk about our important marine wildlife and have a questions and answers session.
We provide prizes to the best questions and bookmark give-aways to all participants. Contact us to find out more. > more
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