Protect Wild Animals Logo:https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1842/4701/files/nonprofit_logo_00249_00173.jpg Many artists-in-residence volunteer to present

Many artists-in-residence volunteer to present current work to community members in a relaxed and informal setting

They could greatly benefit from a few key people who are able to take the lead and show others the way forward in taking action

energy efficiency and reforestation projects that offset these carbon dioxide emissions

Students will learn through direct experience about the world around them and use stories and poems to capture their thoughts

Protect Wild Animals Logo:https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1842/4701/files/nonprofit_logo_00249_00173.jpg Many artists-in-residence volunteer to presentProblem Wild animal trafficking is the third greatest illegal activity in the world, behind weapons and drugs. The trade of wild fauna causes the poaching of 38 million animals every year. Society is unaware of the cruelty of this traffic and its environmental, sanitary, legal and economic consequences: loss of biodiversity, loss of ecological equilibrium, spread of diseases, and social degradation. Fighting this illegal trade requires education,