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|The Gelada Baboon Research Pro'ect|The Gelada Baboon Research Pro'ect|The Gelada Baboon Research Pro'ect||
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|The Gelada Research Project aims to contribute
to the improvement
ofthe conservation
ofwild gelada baboons|||in|
|Ethiopia.||||
|In 2020, Action for the Wild donated R1,695.35to support this research||||
|The current status ofwild gelada baboon populations
isn't known; hence the conservation
status ofthis species||||
|needs to be properly assessed.
Nothing
is known
with respect to population
structure,
welfare condition
and||||
|behaviour
ofgeladas that live outside ofprotected areas and that are affected by severe human
pressure.||||
|This project aims to:||||
|increase understanding
ofhow human
presence and activities impact on ecology and behaviour
of gelada||||
|baboons
in two unprotected
sites||||
|increase awareness
ofenvironmental
issues, capacity building
and ownership
ofthe local community||||
|managing
the areas||||
|increase the scientific and technical
knowledge
ofthe species to be used for management
purposes.||||
|The main research areas ofthis project will be to assess the historical
background
ofhow the gelada population|||has|
|changed
over the years, to assess the home range and spatial behaviour
ofthe geladas
in the different areas||and to||
|look at the impact ofhuman
pressure
on the population
distribution.||||
|In addition, social behaviour
analysis
will be conducted,
looking at aggression
and conflict behaviour,
competition||||
|over food, and play activities between juveniles, as these "play units" represent
the social bridge connecting|subjects|||
|belonging
to different one-male
units.||||
|AEECL Association
Euro eenne
our I'etude et la Conservation
des Lemuriens||||
|The AEECL aims to advance the understanding
and conservation
ofMadagascar's
lemurs through
scientific||||
|research, captive propagation
and protection
oftheir natural
habitat.||||
|In 2020, Action for the Wild donated
its E1,802.45 membership
fee.||||
|The Sahamalaza
region
in Madagascar
has been the AEECL's focus ofscientific and conservation
interest since||||
|1988.The AEECL aims to protect the habitat and ecosystems
within the Sahamalaza
peninsula,
monitor and||||
|increase lemur populations
and be a strong conservation
ambassador
for the area.||||
|Unfortunately,
the Covid-1 9 pandemic
halted many ofthe 2020 plans AEECL had put in place for the year.||||
|The work on the Field Research Station was halted when restrictions across Madagascar
were put in place and so it||||
|is expected that this project will be 1 - 1 '/~ years behind schedule.
When work commences,
AEECL will be hiring|||a|
|Field Station Manager to oversee activities.||||
|In March, the AEECL distributed
the subsidy funding
for community
teachers and the scholarship
for students||at|the|
|high school in Maromandia
in order to stabilise the education
system. .||||
|The field team
in Ankarafa
continue to patrol and to monitor the forest every day. Any illegal forest activity is||||
|reported.||||
|The reforestation
launch for the Sofia region took place in January. The goal ofthe reforestation
programme|is to|||
|make the Sofia region green again and to stop the bush fires. A total of11,000trees were reforested
over an|area of|||
|8ha.||||
|By investing
in local communities
through
education,
resource management
and communication,
this helps ensure||||
|the communities
oftoday can forge asafe haven for wildlife tomorrow||||
|Fisher's Estuarine
Moth Breedin
Pro ramme||||
|The Fisher's Estuarine
Moth is a rare and highly threatened
species. The main stronghold
for the species is|the|||
|Walton Backwaters area ofthe North Essex coast, where the majority ofthe population
is found at Skipper's|island.|||
|This key site for the moth is severely threatened
by flooding, as a consequence
ofsea level rise and deteriorating||||
|sea walls.||||
|Colchester Zoo and Action for the Wild donate technical assistance to support this programme
via an off-show||area||
|to promote the captive breeding ofthis species.||||
|In Spring 2020, 8 egg batches from our 2019breeding
programme
were put out at the National
Trust's Copt|Hall.|||
|These eggs are released
into newly-created
habitat sites around Essex to ensure the long-term
survival
ofthis||||
|species.||||
|Throughout
2020, we placed 26 caterpillars
on their feeding
plant; Hog's Fennel,
in our breeding
enclosures|and|||
|had 4 moths emerge to produce
1 pairing. This pairing produced 3batches ofeggs.||||
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|||||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|Total|
||||Notes|fund
E|funds|funds
f|fundsf|
|INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS||FROM||||||
|Donations
and legacies||||216,980|25,000|241,980|420,368|
|Other trading
activities||||600||600|1,985|
|Investment
income||||237||237|347|
|Total||||2'I7,817|25,000|242,817|422,700|
|EXPENDITURE ON||||||||
|Raising funds||||420||420|620|
|Charitable
activities||||||||
|Wildlife conservation||||182,640|25,000|207,640|484,834|
|Other||||3,677||3,677|3,670|
|Total||||186,737|25,000|211,737|489,124|
|NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)||||31,080||31,080|(66,424)|
|RECONCILIATION|OF FUNDS|||||||
|Total funds brought|forward|||261,074|3,469|264,543|330,967|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD||||292,154|3,469|295,623|264,543|
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f|31.12.19|
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|Research fees||||||600|1,985|
|INVESTMENT INCOME||||||||
|||||||31.12.20|31.12.19|
|||||||R|f|
|Deposit account interest||||||237|347|
|GRANTS PAYABLE||||||||
|||||||31.12.20|31.12.19|
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|Wildlife conservation||||||207,638|484,834|
|The total grants paid|to institutions|||during the year was as follows:||||
|||||||31.12.20|31.12.19|
|||||||E|F|
|Wildlife Vets International|||(Amur leopard and tiger)||||3,000|
|AEECL||||||1,802|1,769|
|N/a'an
Ku se Carnivore||Conservation|||Research Project||4,836|
|Elephant
Orphanage|Project||||||5,000|
|Hornbill Research
Foundation|||||||357|
|Orangutan
Foundation|||||||7,000|
|Save The Rhino International|||||||6,580|
|Umphafa
Private Nature||Reserve||||126,321|439,634|
|Vulture
Conservation|VulPro||||||5,000|
|Colchester Zoo||||||67,884||
|Free the bears||||||7,500|5,250|
|LWIRO Chimp Project|||||||4,994|
|Red Panda Network||||||443||
|Komodo Survival
Program|||||||914|
|Gelada Baboons||||||1,695||
|Keeper Support To Assist|||Flamingos||||500|
|Australian
Bush Fire||||||1,440||
|Vukani
Memorial||||||553||
|||||||207,638|484,834|
|NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)||||||||
|Net income/(expenditure)|||is stated|after charging/(crediting):||||
|||||||31.12.20|31.12.19|
|Independent
examination||||||3,187|3,775|
|Depreciation
-owned|assets|||||84|111|
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were
no
trustees'
expenses
paid
for the
year
ended
31 December
2
31 December 2019.|There
were
no
trustees'
expenses
paid
for the
year
ended
31 December
2
31 December 2019.|There
were
no
trustees'
expenses
paid
for the
year
ended
31 December
2
31 December 2019.|020
nor
for the|year
ended|
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|COMPARATIVES
FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES|||||
|||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|
|||fund|funds|funds|
|||F|E|F|
|INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS|FROM||||
|Donations
and legacies||418,368|2,000|420,368|
|Other trading
activities||1,985||1,985|
|Investment
income||347||347|
|Total||420,700|2,000|422,700|
|EXPENDITURE ON|||||
|Raising funds||620||620|
|Charitable
activities|||||
|Wildlife conservation||480,834|4,000|484,834|
|Other||3,670||3,670|
|Total||485,124|4,000|489,124|
|NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)||(64,424)|(2,000)|(66,424)|
|RECONCILIATION
OF FUNDS|||||
|Total funds brought
forward||325,498|5,469|330,967|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD||261,074|3,469|264,543|
|9.|TANGIBLE FIXEDASSETS|TANGIBLE FIXEDASSETS|TANGIBLE FIXEDASSETS||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||Fixtures||
|||||Plant and|and||
|||||machinery|fittings
f|Totals
f|
||COST||||||
||At 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2020|||210|2,840|3,050|
||DEPRECIATION||||||
||At 1 January 2020|||182|2,533|2,715|
||Charge for year|||7|77|84|
||At 31 December 2020|||189|2,610|2,799|
||NET BOOK VALUE||||||
||At 31 December 2020|||21|230|251|
||At 31 December 2019|||28|307|335|
|10.|DEBTORS:AMOUNTS|FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR|||||
||||||31.12.20|31.12.19|
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||Trade debtors||||7,442|17,676|
||Other debtors|||||3,442|
||||||7,442|21,118|
|11.|CREDITORS: AMOUNTS||FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR||||
||||||31.'l2.20
f|31.12.19
F|
||Trade creditors|||||55|
||Accrued expenses||||3,391|3,391|
||||||3,391|3,446|
|12.|MOVEMENT
IN FUNDS||||||
||||||Net||
||||||movement|At|
|||||At 1.1.20|in funds|31.12.20|
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||Unrestricted
funds||||||
||General fund|||261,074|31,080|292,154|
||Restricted funds||||||
||Wildlife Vets International||(Amur leopard and||||
||tiger)|||3,469||3,469|
||TOTAL FUNDS|||264,543|31,080|295,623|
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|Net movement
in funds,|Net movement
in funds,|included|included|in the|above|are as follows:|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||Incoming|Resources|Movement|
|||||||resources|expended|in funds|
|Unrestricted|funds||||||||
|General fund||||||217,817|(186,737)|31,080|
|Restricted funds|||||||||
|The Hobson|Charity|||||25,000|(25,000)||
|TOTAL FUNDS||||||242,817|(211,737)|315080|
|Comparatives|for movement
in funds||||||||
||||||||Net||
||||||||movement|At|
|||||||At 1.1.19|in funds|31.12.19|
|||||||F|||
|Unrestricted|funds||||||||
|General fund||||||325,498|(64,424)|261,074|
|Restricted funds|||||||||
|Wildlife Vets International||(Amur||leopard|and||||
|tiger)||||||5,469|(2,000)|3,469|
|TOTAL FUNDS||||||330,967|(66,424)|264,543|
|Comparative|net movement||in funds, included|||in the above are as follows:|||
|||||||Incoming|Resources|Movement|
|||||||resources|expended|in funds|
||||||||F||
|Unrestricted|funds||||||||
|General fund||||||420,700|(485,124)|(64,424)|
|Restricted funds|||||||||
|Wildlife Vets International||(Amur||leopard|and||||
|tiger)||||||1,000|(3,000)|(2,000)|
|Umphafa
Wildlife Reserve||||||1,000|(1,000)||
|||||||2,000|(4,000)|(2,000)|
|TOTAL FUNDS||||||422,700|(489,124)|(66,424)|
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|INCOME AND|ENDOWMENTS||||
|Donations
and legacies|||||
|Donations|||136,468|217,890|
|Gift aid|||4,652||
|Legacies|||75,860|202,478|
|Grants|||25,000||
||||241,980|420,368|
|Other trading|activities||||
|Research fees|||600|1,985|
|Investment
income|||||
|Deposit account interest|||237|347|
|Total incoming resources|||242,817|422,700|
|EXPENDITURE|||||
|Raising donations
and legacies|||||
|Research costs|||420|620|
|Charitable
activities|||||
|Donations|||207,638|484,834|
|Support costs|||||
|Management|||||
|Advertising||||238|
|Subscriptions||||292|
|||||530|
|Finance|||||
|Bank charges|||408|(746)|
|Other|||||
|Depreciation|oftangible|fixed assets|84||
|Governance|costs||||
|Independent|examination||3,187|3,775|
|Total resources|expended||211737|489, '1 24|
|Net income/(expenditure)|||31,080|(66,424)|