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Brushstrokes for Biodiversity

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Student Run Non Profit

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Brushstrokes for Biodiversity

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Brushstrokes for Biodiversity is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization run by students from San Diego, California. Our mission is to fundraise and spread animal awareness by creating and selling keychains, stickers, cards, and more through local farmers' market and online. All of the fundraiser money will be donated to those in need. Last year we donated to Helen Woodward Animal Center. Please click on the Meet the Team page to learn more about us. 

San Diego, California, United States

Canyon Crest Academy - Westview High School - Rancho Bernardo High School - Del Norte High School - Oak Valley Middle School

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11/24/2024 Donation @ Helen Woodward Animal Center

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Our team also does research and creates videos and short paragraphs about endangered animals. Free painting tutorials are also available!! 

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Free watercolor Rabbit Tutorial!

Recommended for ages 7+

Animal of the Month: March

 The Bonobo, or pan paniscus, is a chimpanzee looking mammal, which also share 98.7% of DNA with humans. This makes these animals one of our closest living relatives. Bonobo groups are peaceful and often female led, but life isn’t completely violence free as some fighting does occur. Bonobos in the wild are found in forests south of the Congo River in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and they weren’t recognized as a separate species until 1929. Estimated population of the bonobo is around 10,000 to 50,000 individuals but it is predicted that population will continue to decline in the next 45 to 55 years due to poaching, deforestation, and the species’ low reproduction rates. 

-Leia

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