Spring Swim participants doing it for conservation and rescued pets
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Support for protecting and conserving the environment surrounding the Nahoon Point Nature Reserve has been combined with helping out much-loved animal sanctuary PetPals when scores of city people enjoy a favourite dawn ritual, the Spring Swim, at 6am on…
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
Support for protecting and conserving the environment surrounding the Nahoon Point Nature Reserve has been combined with helping out much-loved animal sanctuary PetPals when scores of city people enjoy a favourite dawn ritual, the Spring Swim, at 6am on…
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Common ground
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