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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 Free Flight Birds this year. 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!

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Animal of the Month: April

 The whale shark, or rhincodon typus, is the largest shark, and largest fish alive today. These sharks weight an impressive amount of around 11 tons and can be up to 60 feet in length. Just like human fingerprints, whale sharks have a unique pattern of spots, which allow individuals to be identified. These gentle giants feed on plankton, and may dive to 1000 meters deep but are often found near the surface, free feeding. Whale sharks are filter feeders, can process more than 6,000 liters of water, have thousands of teeth, and can be found in tropical and warm temperate seas. 

-Leia

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