When they go back home, they tell other friends to come and see. This is how the hospital has come quite popular within just a few years, says Dinsmore. News about the facility has further spread throughout the world as television stations of France, Italy, Australia, Brazil and the US have shot numerous programmes about the site. The biggest supporters of the Project are the hotels in Sharm El-Sheikh. Hotels give us something more important than money.
Hotels also provide accommodation the volunteer doctors.
As a long-term procedure to ensure the survival of the birds, the Project also performs an educational role. It provides its visitors with practical information about the different bird species that pass through Egypt. It also receives students of international schools, who journey into the area on camels, learn about the ecological significance of these birds and identify various species of animal and plant life. Additionally, Project members go to Egyptian schools to talk to students who cannot afford to visit Sinai about wild life and the environment. Visitors who want to take advantage of Sinai bird treasures should keep in mind that the feathered creatures may tarry this year because of abundance of food provided by heavy rains in surope and exceptionally warm weather.