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Testimonial from W*** (2 October 2018) ★★★★★ Google Review
Testimonial from Peter E****( 24 June 2018)
Shirley was highly recommended to me by a close relative and she provided an excellent service tracing members of my extended family and filling out my family tree. Not only was Shirley able to confirm and add to what I thought I knew, but she also provided me with extra, up to date information which has provided a full picture of the area I was researching some of which came as a completely unexpected, added bonus.
I found Shirley to be completely professional, good value for money and very easy to communicate with. VERY satisfied customer...
Testimonial from Ann L**** (31 May 2018)
I recently contacted Shirley regarding a needle in a haystack situation with my relation born circ. 1855 and she gave advice and ideas on how to trace My great-great Grandmother. Shirley was very helpful and knowledgeable and I would definitely use her services again.
Testimonial from Jim M**** (30 Mar 2018) ★★★★★ Google Review
Well my sister and I spent over 5 years looking for a lost aunt. no luck. gave details to Shirley and with her knowledge and access to websites I never knew existed she found out all about her literally the next day. unbelievable. Sadly we were not included in my great aunt's will as my father has always maintained however it was so good to know at last what had become of her. Shirley is a very friendly and approachable person and so helpful. thanks again for all your help Shirley
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I had a very successful job done by Shirley of Scotland's Gengenie. She was extremely helpful and supplied much extra info in related matters. As a result of her work I am now a commissioner of a highland clan for Australia. Thoroughly recommended.
Testimonial from Amanda H**** ( 27 Feb 2018)
Gengenie Research has just completed an amazing family tree for my family in a very short period of time.
Unfortunately, it was decided a short time before my brothers 50th birthday that we should go ahead and do the family tree. Shirley has done an amazing professional job with plenty of research and documentation which we did not expect in the time frame.
My family are delighted that we have this family tree to display and pass down our generations.
Testimonial from Jane **** (24th Feb 2018) – I am really happy with your work and what you achieved xx
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Testimonial from Wesson Murray Brown, a client of many years who wrote this Ode to Shirley as a thank you for researching his ORR Ancestry. His Client Review was received with great appreciation.
There once was a genie named Shirley
She could find the un-findable, this girly!
On top of this, good humour was her call
And she had a vocabulary that would astonish all
She wears the plaid but that is okay
As she now resides in the U.K.
Because she uncovers the mystery
Your family tree will grow extensively
She works tirelessly and never complains
Even when my narrative is late and I'm to blame.
She works hard late into the night
So I can see her handiwork at first light
Always pleasant and never accusing
When I know my additions are abusing
An even temperament this lass has
But I would not blame her if it were bad
When I am wandering she gently guides
And I end up thinking she is smooth as a slide
With all the grace of a true professional
I could almost end up in her confessional
Sometimes chuffed but never tough
She enjoys a bevvy after working heavy
Loved by family and clients alike
Her spirits are always as high as a kite
I wanted to add a few family pics
So the genie worked her tricks
Now we have upon the tree
Faces of loved ones for all to see
We are now family, my genie, my wife and me
Adding the latest born is but planting a wee acorn
As Ella matures and looks upon the tree
She will know all of her genealogy
It is a long way across the pond
But through this work we have a bond
Written by a client with his tree
Who will visit and meet his genie eventually
If you need help with your genealogy
Visit this genie and take her to tea
I am no poet and have no fame
But I like my genie just the same
Wesson Murray Brown presenting the completed Orr Family History Book to Ola Jean Kelly, Executive Director of the Union County Museum, South Carolina, Bruce Harley Whisnant and Delle Bright, Assistant to the Executive Director of the Union County Museum.
Jan 2011.
Testimonial from Cindy **** - Thank you for bringing my family back to life.
We at Gengenie Research are delighted when clients leave Testimonials telling us how much they enjoyed our research so please feel free to drop us a line with your own experiences of our Genealogical research and how you felt when reading the finished files.


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Global Soybean Hull Market Executive Summary and Analysis by Top Players 2020-2025: ADM, Bunge, Cargill, Louis Dreyfus, Wilmar International, Arkema, Cofco, Donlinks, Shandong Bohi
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Beyond binary approaches to multi-functional landscapes in conservation planning: a case study for the Enkangala grasslands, South Africa
Hlengiwe P Mbatha1, Jeanne Nel1, Belinda Reyers1 and William Bond2
1Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 20 Jan Celliers street, Stellenbosch, 7600
2Botany Department, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, 7701
Maximising benefits from livestock production, are associated with trade-offs to biodiversity, water and carbon storage. As such, there is a need for a (multi-sectoral/multi-functional planning tool) tool to make these trade-offs explicit. Accordingly, we assessed the efficiency of Marxan with Zones, a tool traditionally developed for conservation planning, to make these trade-offs explicit. We focused our analysis in the Enkangala grasslands, located between Mpumalanga, Kwa-Zulu Natal and Free-State provinces of South Africa. The Enkangala grasslands are acknowledged to have high levels of biodiversity and are an important area for water production. This area is currently threatened by increased pressure from a range of land-uses including livestock farming, croplands, mining, and urban sprawl, and as such making this region an interesting area to assess trade-offs of livestock production with biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Scenarios for meeting different biodiversity and ecosystem service targets were developed and implemented using Marxan with Zones to determine trade-offs within "Protected", "Free-range", "Feedlots" and "Cleared" areas. Different areas were defined based on their potential to support livestock production, and opportunity costs associated with foregone benefits from loss of livestock production if these areas are selected for conservation. The results of the effect of changing targets individually, simulateneously and of changing opportunity costs from livestock production will be discussed.
Scenario analysis indicated that setting high ecosystem services targets requires more land in the "Protected" and "Free-range" areas. Furthermore, this study demonstrated the abilities and limitations of Marxan with Zones, in making trade-offs of livestock production on biodiversity and ecosystem services explicit in the multi-functional landscapes. Accordingly, this tool recognises the multi-functionality of landscapes and enables the allocation of different land uses with different contributions to targets and different costs. However, challenges do emerge with recognising multiple costs of land uses highlighting the need for further research.
Presentation Topic
Beyond binary approaches to multi-functional landscapes in conservation planning: a case study for the Enkangala grasslands, South Africa
Contact Ms Mbatha:
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 20 Jan Celliers street, Stellenbosch, 7600