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The South African Association for Marine Biological Research (SAAMBR), is a non-government, non profit company and public benefit organisation which contributes to the conservation of marine and coastal resources in the Western Indian Ocean, founded in 1951.[1]
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The Oceanographic Research Institute (ORI) – Marine scientific investigation and management advice, largely of an applied and problem solving nature,[2] training and capacity building, and consulting.[3]
uShaka Sea World Education – Guided educational tours for school groups and short educational courses by prior arrangement through educational establishments.[5]
History
The South African Association for Marine Biological Research (SAAMBR) was established in 1951 by a group of conservationists, academics and fishermen who were concerned about the future of marine conservation in South Africa. From 1959 the organisation was housed in the Durban Centenary Aquarium, with laboratories and a library. The Dolphinarium was opened in 1976, and in 2004, SAAMBR moved to premises at uShaka Marine World.[6]
Funding
SAAMBR is funded by KwaZulu-Natal provincial government for services in the maritime province of KwaZulu-Natal.[7] It is also partially funded by the World Bank Group.[6]
References
^ abcdef"Home". www.saambr.org.za. Retrieved 16 May 2019.
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