World Land Trust to exhibit Wildlife Art

Press Release dated: Friday, October 17, 2003

The World Land Trust is a UK based conservation charity that works to preserve the world's biologically important and threatened lands. The WLT has helped purchase and protect nearly 300,000 acres of wildlife-rich habitats, in Belize, Costa Rica, the Philippines, South America and the UK.

On Monday 3rd November the World Land Trust will be opening its doors to the public to exhibit an array of wildlife art. The exhibition, held as part of the Halesworth Arts Festival, will include a range of works by renowned artists such as Bruce Pearson, Maurice Wilson, Greg Poole and Andrew Haslen. Visitors will have the opportunity to buy originals and prints and there will also be a competition with great prizes, including a large print by Bruce Pearson.

The exhibition will include information about the artists, providing a great opportunity to find out more about wildlife art. There will also be information about the World Land Trust, and the projects we run to save rainforests and other endangered habitats worldwide.

Christmas cards will be on sale and there will be a competition with great prizes, including a large print of Bowhead whales by Bruce Pearson.

For more information about the exhibition, including opening times, contact the World Land Trust on the number below, or visit www.worldlandtrust.org/news/exhibition.htm

For general information about the Trust and how you can help us protect endangered wildlife, visit our website.

For more information, contact: Emma Page
Projects Development Assistant
World Land Trust
projects*at*worldlandtrust.org (To avoid spam, we cannot show the email address in full. Please replace *at* with the symbol @ in your email address field.)
Web site: http://www.worldlandtrust.org

 
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