Natural Co.

Sean Jeremy Williams

ENTREPRENEUR | PHILANTHROPIST | AUTHOR| DREAMER

Sean Jeremy Williams was born in Johannesburg in May 1971. He matriculated from King Edward VII School and continued his studies at Birnam Business College where he received an IMM Fashion, Marketing and Management Diploma.

Sean feels a strong connection to both wildlife and the human community and has travelled the world observing endangered species in their natural habitats. He was privileged to see Polar Bears in Canada and Gorillas in Uganda. During his time on the Galapagos Islands he worked with giant tortoises, blue footed boobys, finches and their marine iguanas. He did turtle volunteer work, in both the Maldives and Costa Rica, at rehabilitation centres, helping with turtles that have been caught in “Ghost Ropes” and plastics in the ocean, from fishing and plastic pollution. This changed his life and made him want to do something about stopping plastic pollution in the oceans. A dream was born in him to see where and how he could help to make a difference in both wildlife conservation and in our human community. Profits from all his ventures are donated to various charities and causes such as the: Siyabonga - Helping Hands for Africa; Kitty and Puppy Haven; The Society for Animals in Distress; The Cheetah Outreach Trust and Ann Van Dyk Cheetah Centre - Dewildt, to mention just a few.

Guided by his dream, Sean established the SW Living Creatures Trust in which he is actively involved. The SW Living Creatures Trust has thus far adopted two Rhinos, a number of Cheetahs, a Wild Dog, an Egyptian Vulture, a Gorilla, a Polar Bear and a Cape Vulture. Sean also actively supports a breeding program - the Anatolian Sheppard Dog Project. Through the SW Living Creatures Trust Sean visits schools, to educate our youth about saving our planet and recycling. Through his social media following and awareness of plastic pollution, he has had over 1000 eco-bricks donated. These eco-bricks are then used to build various everyday items like bar counters, trash bins and any other creative thing he can come up with.

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