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Call for Entries: 2015 Wolf Conservation Stamp Contest
Help protect the critically endangered Mexican gray wolf with your artwork.
The New Mexico Wilderness Alliance invites submissions for the 2015 Mexican Wolf Conservation Stamp. Artists worldwide are invited to enter two-dimensional drawings, paintings, or photographs featuring the Mexican gray wolf.
The winning artwork will be featured on the 2015 stamp that will be sold to raise funds to support Mexican wolf conservation and education projects.
The New Mexico Wilderness Alliance issued its first Mexican Wolf Conservation Stamp in 2011. This collectible stamp is similar to the US Fish and Wildlife’s duck stamp, which funds wetlands conservation, but the Mexican Wolf Conservation Stamp is in no way related to hunting.
All proceeds from sales of the wolf stamp directly benefit activities to support Mexican wolf conservation and education projects. The 4.5×5.5 inch full-color stamp is sold exclusively through NM Wild and is a framing-quality print for collectors.
All artwork must be scalable to the size of the stamp, 4.5-inches wide by 5.5-inches tall. Please submit electronic images of original artwork by February 28, 2015 to tisha@nmwild.org.
The original posting can be found here.
