ZEISS Sports Optics Teams Up With NGO

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The National Gamekeepers' Organisation (NGO) is delighted to announce that Carl Zeiss Ltd - the UK distributor of the premier hunting optics - has teamed up with it. As a result, NGO members will now be able to access ZEISS Sports Optics at a special price across the range, when buying through the NGO.

The Consumer Optics Division of Carl Zeiss Ltd, as a partner of the NGO, will:

Mark Karn, the Divisional Manager of the ZEISS Consumer Optics Division in the UK, said: "The Consumer Optics Division of Carl Zeiss Ltd are proud to be sponsors of the National Gamekeepers' Organisation and look forward to a mutually rewarding relationship. The manufacture of high performance riflescopes, binoculars and accessories to meet the demands of gamekeepers and others out in the field has been at the heart of the company's ethos since Zeiss was founded in 1846. Giving keepers the confidence that comes from being perfectly equipped to get their job done is what we do."

Lindsay Waddell, the Chairman of the National Gamekeepers' Organisation, said: "ZEISS is an international leader in the world of optics. So I am delighted that the company has become an NGO partner and is to support us in a number of ways."

He added: "Gamekeepers are a discerning bunch when it comes to binoculars and riflescopes, essential tools most of us use almost every day of our working lives, and I know the ZEISS name is synonymous with top quality and dependability. I'd very much like to thank ZEISS for its support."

NGO members must order through the NGO to take advantage of these special offers on ZEISS optics. To view the products visit the NGO online shop at www.nationalgamekeepers.org.uk/shop or click here. To place your order, please call the NGO National Office on 01833 660869

Notes to Editors

The National Gamekeepers' Organisation represents the gamekeepers of England and Wales. It defends and promotes gamekeeping, gamekeepers and ensures high standards throughout the profession. It was founded in 1997 by a group of gamekeepers who felt that their profession was threatened by public misunderstanding and poor representation.

The NGO Deer Branch is a special interest group within the NGO membership. Any NGO member interested in deer can ask to join the NGO Deer Branch at no extra cost.