We have a new Chair!
Due to District Governor duties John Glassford has resigned as chair. In his place Tom Tochterman has stepped up.
This month RDU Or the Rotary Down Under magazine features animal conservation and there is a great story on RAGES this month.
View the RDU online here:
Debbie Mair our RAGES Director for Pygmy Elephants was on TVNZ recently enjoy the little pygmy elephant orphans:
TVNZ RAGES Debbie Mair
Great work by RAGES Director Debbie Mair from New Zealand.
Here is the latest news from RAGES and stories from around the world on work being done with endangered species during April and May 2017.
Dr. William Fowlds at a recent District Conference in South Africa.
The RI Convention in Atlanta was a huge success with 40,000+ or – delegates including yours truly.
Just posting a few photos here of the Convention. I spent all my time in the RAGES booth and missed all the plenary sessions. We also had a great break out session courtesy of Rotary Host Organising Committee. It was full and they closed the doors before we started.
Here in no particular order are some of the moments I remember best:
Her is the latest news from RAGES and stories form around the world on work being done with endangered species.
See you in Atlanta.
Have a great 2017 and let us double our efforts to create awareness out there in every way you are able to do so.
RAGES is here for you and for you to help the endorsed RAGES Projects.
We are gaining members every day and we want you to join us in working with the RAGES endorsed projects where we have Rotarians on the ground directly involved in these projects.
The mission of RAGES is to put you in touch with the project that you want to help either as a club or a District.
So get in touch let us work together.
It has been a very busy two months for me personally with building work here in Australia.
During December I will be looking at ways we as members of RAGES can work together for those who have no voice.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you can help and want to get involved in RAGES and our work on the ground in South Africa, Borneo and Malaysia.