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Venizelos, Lily Therese E. was born on April 10, 1933 in Athens, Greece. Daughter of John S. and Angela J. (Politis) Charamis.
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Lily Therese E. Venizelos, Greek sea turtle conservationist. Recipient Global 500 award United Nations Environmental Program, 1987, Athens Academy award, 1988, Hellenic Red Cross, Gold Cross distinction, Athens, 1997, award Kay Gray British Chelonia Group (Boston Consulting Group), United Kingdom, 1999, Friends of the Red Cross high distinction, Athens, 2000.
Education
Diploma in English, Cambridge University, Athens, Greece, 1949. Secretarial degree, Winkfield Place, Weybridge, England, 1953.
Career
President, founder Mediterranean Association to Save the Sea Turtles, Medasset, United Kingdom, 1988, Mediterranean Association to Save the Sea Turtles/Greece, Athens, 1993. International lecturer on sea turtle conservation and related Mediterranean problems, since 1986, including Royal Geography Society, London, 1987, European Youth Center, Strasbourg, France, 1987, Archeological Society Greece, Athens, 1988, Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai/television Symposium Okayama, Japan, 1992, Museum Natural History Cyprus, 1999, others. Council member Hellenic Society Protection of Nature (HSPN), Athens, 1986-1995, Greek Animal Welfare Fund (GAWF), London, since 1986.
Regional representative Global 500 Forum, Europe, 1992-1994.
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Membership
Member council Fund Education for Needy Wmen, Athens, 1952-1958, Greenpeace, Global Forum (regional representative for Europe 1992-1994). Member Hellenic Society Protection of Nature, British Chelonia Group (honorary), European Union for Conservation (Netherlands, council member), Mediterranean Association to Save the Sea Turtles (president), Greek Animal Welfare Fund (council member).
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Married Elefterios K. Venizelos, October 24, 1954. 1 child, Angela.
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1949
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1953
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1988
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1993
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Recipient Global 500 award United Nations Environmental Program, 1987, Athens Academy award, 1988, Hellenic Red Cross, Gold Cross distinction, Athens, 1997, award Kay Gray British Chelonia Group (Boston Consulting Group), United Kingdom, 1999, Friends of the Red Cross high distinction, Athens, 2000.Recipient Global 500 award United Nations Environmental Program, 1987, Athens Academy award, 1988, Hellenic Red Cross, Gold Cross distinction, Athens, 1997, award Kay Gray British Chelonia Group (Boston Consulting Group), United Kingdom, 1999, Friends of the Red Cross high distinction, Athens, 2000.