Huge thanks to The Wildlife Art Society International (TWASI) for nominating EIA as the beneficiary of their annual exhibition hosted by Nature in Art from 28 May to 5 June 2022.
TWASI is a large society of approximately 230 members. Each year they nominate a conservation charity to support. This year the profits from all TWASI events, including this exhibition, will benefit EIA. Thanks to Gemma Waters, EIA supporter, TWASI member and artist for her nomination!
More information on TWASI is available on their website.
This art event helped raise funds for EIA, UK Reg. Charity No. 1182208. The funds were generated by the proceeds from the TWASI raffle, which helped generate £1,180 and any surplus accruing from TWASI activities and designated as a charitable donation by TWASI Council.
Protecting Tigers in the Wild with Intelligence
Nature in Art have kindly organised a free webinar on 31 May 2022 presented by Debbie, EIA Tiger and Wildlife Crime Campaign Lead and Mel, Head of the Intelligence and Investigations Unit. As February marked the dawning of another Year of the Tiger we are calling to the Government of China to get serious about protecting this iconic species and end policies stimulating demand for tiger body parts and products.
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