Prints For Nature Campaign To Raise Funds For Wildlife Conservation

“Rajan Swimming” by Jody MacDonald is one of the many images available for purchase as a fine-art print in support of the “Prints For Nature” campaign.

A group of renowned nature photographers organized by National Geographic photographer Ami Vitale has launched the “Prints For Nature” campaign, a photographic print sale to support Conservation International. Photographers participating in the sale include Vitale, Jimmy Chin, Beverly Joubert, Joel Sartore, Steve Winter and many more.

Archival-quality, 11×16-inch prints are available for $250, now through Black Friday, after which the prices will increase by 10 percent, with 100 percent of net proceeds going to Conservation International. The campaign runs through December 10, 2020.

To learn more about the campaign and see the images available for purchase, visit the Prints For Nature website: https://www.printsfornature.com/

Additional information is in the press official release below.

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The Prints for Nature Photographic Sale

Prints for Nature is a fine art photographic print sale to help protect our natural world in this critical, defining moment. Seventy of the world’s finest photographers working to protect people, wildlife and the environment have generously donated prints for this cause. This is an independent initiative by some of the most impactful names in the photography industry including Jimmy Chin, Beverly Joubert, Joel Sartore, Ami Vitale, Steve Winter and many more, many of whom are regular contributors to National Geographic Magazine and exhibited in galleries around the world.

One hundred percent of the proceeds will go directly to support Conservation International’s work with those on the front lines protecting our wild lands and our most vulnerable species. The initiative was inspired by a desire to face the current challenges of the pandemic as well as the impacts it is having on both wildlife and the communities protecting them. We no longer have time to wait and believe that by coming together, we can make a small impact and leave a lasting legacy.

The fine art prints are deeply discounted to give everyone the opportunity to enjoy the inspiring work of these artists. The prints will be expertly crafted by the studio of Paper & Ink with Canon’s Lucia Pro archival pigment ink on Canson Infinity Edition Etching Rag 100% cotton archival rag paper. Images will be printed at 11×16 inches and they will sell for $250. The price will increase by 10% for all prints purchased after Black Friday. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a work by some of the world’s leading photographers while making a profound difference.

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Why Conservation International

We partnered with an organization that has the experience and relationships that will give this funding the greatest possible impact. We selected Conservation International because we have seen their work on the ground and the transformations they have championed for our planet. Approximately 25 percent of the funds they raise go directly to partners. These funds get to hundreds of grassroots organizations and the reach is profound. Virtually all of their field programs are run by in-country nationals and they actively partner with local communities and indigenous people in the design and implementation of their work. Conservation International is also able to leverage limited philanthropic funding to unlock public funding to scale their work. Their work spans across four continents from grasslands to cloud forests to rainforests to coral reefs.

We are thrilled to partner with Conservation International and know that with your support and help we can make a lasting and profound difference in the lives of communities, wildlife, and the trajectory of our planet.

Never forget the power of a small group of individuals, committed to a greater cause, can change the world.

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