Meet South Africa's top shark spotter

Dressed in a white T-shirt with a shark emblazoned on the back, shorts, dark sunglasses, his dreadlocks sticking out under a well-worn cap, Davids now oversees a much larger operation. Since 2004, staff numbers have grown to around 36 in the summer - 16 in winter - boosted by increased sponsorship,...

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Published inThe Christian Science monitor (1983)
Main Author Evans, Ian
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boston, Mass The Christian Science Publishing Society (d/b/a "The Christian Science Monitor"), trusteeship under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 09.02.2009
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Davids, Patrick
Sharks
Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town South Africa
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Summary:Dressed in a white T-shirt with a shark emblazoned on the back, shorts, dark sunglasses, his dreadlocks sticking out under a well-worn cap, Davids now oversees a much larger operation. Since 2004, staff numbers have grown to around 36 in the summer - 16 in winter - boosted by increased sponsorship, including an annual 1.5 million rand ($154,000) budget for the next four years from the City Council.
ISSN:0882-7729
2166-3262