Swimming 120km to Save the Irrawaddy Dolphins! #shorts

Naude has been invited by a group of dedicated scientists, activists, and @khmeroceanlife to join #thedolphinswim.

From 17 to 20 March, they will swim 120km down the Mekong River to raise awareness and funds for the extremely threatened Irrawaddy River Dolphin. Less than 100 individuals remain in the wild, and without serious intervention, this animal faces extinction. We call on you to contribute to this vital project.

Please note that all donations go directly to the River Guard program. Participation in the swim will be self-funded.

Donations can be made at www.thedolphinswim.org/

#ocn #oceanconservationnamibia #thedolphinswim #raisingawareness

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