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Nathan walking for Hectors.

$1,325 of $3,000 goal
Given by 10 generous donors in 4 weeks

I live in Christchurch and everyone knows and loves the Hector's dolphin which lives in Akaroa and around the South Island. But most don't

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The Hectors are important because they are the worlds smallest and rarest dolphin. If we let them die out then we will be the first country to let a species of dolphin become extinct.

I live in Christchurch and everyone knows and loves the Hector's dolphin which lives in Akaroa and around the South Island. But most don't realise that these amazing dolphins are threatened with extinction - I decided to do something about it and have joined Aescleah doing the Walk for Hector's in March.

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Update for 09/03/2010  9 March 2010

Hey everyone, the walk was great! It was really fun! And thankyou to everyone who donated :)

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Latest donations

Private Donor
Private Donor on 11 Aug 2010
Coin trail from Allenvale school students and staff
$120
Nathans' relatives in the UK
Nathans' relatives in the UK on 02 Jun 2010
Supporting you from afar.....
$30
Allenvale School donation box
Allenvale School donation box on 21 Mar 2010
In support of Nathan and the Hector's
$14.10
wood sale
wood sale on 16 Mar 2010
$20
Alan and Mel
Alan and Mel on 16 Mar 2010
A very worthwhile project, well done Nathan.
$20

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This campaign started on 13 Jan 2010 and ended on 12 Feb 2010.