Nature artists donate proceeds to conservation charities
Have you heard of the Artists for Conservation Foundation? It used to be known as Worldwide Nature Artists Group. Its member sell their art through the site and commit a portion of the proceeds to a conservation charity.
The current Art for Conservation potential pledge total stands at more than $13 million. The designated charities include National Wild Turkey Federation, Ducks Unlimited, BirdLife International's Save the Albatross campaign, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, BirdLife International, International Crane Foundation and HawkWatch International among others.
"Among the Willows" by Linda J. Parkinson
The current Art for Conservation potential pledge total stands at more than $13 million. The designated charities include National Wild Turkey Federation, Ducks Unlimited, BirdLife International's Save the Albatross campaign, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, BirdLife International, International Crane Foundation and HawkWatch International among others.
"Among the Willows" by Linda J. Parkinson
Labels: art, conservation
3 Comments:
Neat. I bought a painting of a Resplendent Quetzal by Mike DiGiorgio from there last year. I didn't realize the benefit of the site.
Oohhh, I'm jealous, Patrick.
I like that worldwide nature artists group post.A charitable post which will become helpful for needy persons.your post had great information.
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