Spotlight on Chagos Supporter
Extraordinary philanthopist and Dallas businesswoman Lyda Hill is a valued and important partner of the Pew Charitable Trusts. Through her relationship with Pew and the Global Ocean Legacy programme, Lyda has supported their work to protect more of the oceans, which has included the largest marine protected area in the world – Chagos. She is now widening her interests in marine protection through further support for Pew’s Global Campaign to End Illegal Fishing, focussing on the international waters of the central Arctic Ocean.
Lyda Hill and her visionary and inspirational atitude to philanthropic giving was featured in the Summer 2013 edition Trusts Magazine, the magazine of the Pew Charitable Trusts. The article features photos from our trustees Anne and Charles Sheppard and Chris Davies
This year's issue of Chagos News is out! And it's packed with articles about the latest conservation research and work happening in the Chagos Archipelago
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This year’s Chagos Conservation Trust festive e-card was sent to our members last week – you can view it here.
It features a stunning picture of a Chagos green turtle drawn by our...
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The Chagos Conservation Trust has been successful with its Darwin Plus Main and Local Programme applications, being awarded nearly £1million to undertake three Healthy Islands, Healthy Reefs (HIHR) nature restoration projects in the northern atolls – and largest island, ...
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