Dobbs' Diary




		In Deep with Dolphins


	Author and broadcaster Horace Dobbs

	“Everyone enjoyed the program thoroughly and found it most rewarding” Alice Dana Spencer The Smithsonian Institution, Washington.

	Dr. Horace Dobbs is renowned around the world for his amusing, yet thought provoking talks and film shows on his work and experiences with dolphins. Horace’s enthusiasm and ability to transmit his ideas at all levels so endeared him to big audiences at the National Geographic Society in Washington, that he was awarded a Silver Bowl (the equivalent to an Oscar in the film world) by the International Platform Association for his presentation ‘Follow a Wild Dolphin’ about Donald the dolphin.

“The response indicates that this meeting will be regarded as a highlight of this years program” Dick Colgrave Stamford U3A (University of the Third Age)

Horace’s talks in schools, universities, libraries and literary festivals in which he introduces Dilo and tells how he discovered that the mischievous, make-believe dolphin can help of all abilities to learn to read and write more quickly are always enthusiastically received by the students and teachers alike.
Horace enjoys the the challenge of speaking to all types of audiences, large and small. “If I cannot communicate with my fellow humans, how can I hope to communicate with dolphins who have brains as large as ours?” he says.

For more information and to book a presentation by Horace Dobbs
contact: Yvonne Dumsday
       ‘Mere House’
       Swanland, East Yorkshire
       HU14 3QP

Telephone: 01482 381010 or contact the International Dolphin Watch office Telephone: 01482 645789

Note: Horace Dobbs is on the books of:

Speaker - Finders Lecture Agency Tel: 01981 541050

also

The Speakers Agency
82 Riseholme Road
Lincoln LN1 3SP
Tel: 01522 522620

International Dolphin Watch 10 Melton Road, North Ferriby, E.Yorks HU14 3ET. England.
Tel: +44 (0)1482 632650 Fax: +44 (0)1482 634914 E-mail: idw@talk21.com