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Brushstrokes for Biodiversity

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Student Run Non Profit

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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 educate young people about biology and environmental issues though outreach and fundraising. All of the fundraiser money this year will be donated to an 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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Free Flight Birds

This year we are donating all our fundraiser money to Free Flight Birds

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11/24/2024 Donation @ Helen Woodward Animal Center

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Animal of the Month: May

 The African bush elephant, also known as the Loxodonta africana, is an endangered animal that can be found in 23 different countries. They weigh 4-7 tons, have a height of 10-13 feet, and have humongous ears which radiate heat to regulate body temperature. The current estimate for these elephants is around 415,000 individuals - population has been significantly reduced because of poaching for ivory and habitat lost. These elephants are herbivores who eat foods such as leaves, grass, bark, fruit, and a variety of foliage. 

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