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BirdLife International |
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BirdLife International (formerly International Council for Bird Preservation) is a global alliance of national organizations dedicated to conserving bird species and their habitats and, through this, working for global biodiversity and sustainability.
BirdLife has partner organizations or representatives in over 100 countries around the world, with its headquarters in Cambridge, UK and regional offices in Ecuador, Belgium and Indonesia.
BirdLife's regional office in Quito, Ecuador is responsible for facilitating and coordinating BirdLife's activities in the Americas. The regional network of BirdLife partner organizations is working to protect threatened species and their habitats, to identify and protect Important Bird Areas (IBAs), to educate communities and decision-makers about the importance of birds, and to promote long-term sustainable use of irreplaceable ecosystems. |
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Web site: www.birdlife.net
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Art for ConservationTM Commitment Goal:
$48,993.50 US.
BirdLife International has been indicated by AFC members as a potential recipient of donations by participating artists. AFC's Art for ConservationTM program, provides a forum to promote artwork that benefits recognized conservation organizations such as BirdLife International.
AFC members have voluntarily and independently earmarked a portion of the proceeds from the sale of their artwork to BirdLife International. AFC's Art for ConservationTM program provides a forum to help promote artwork for sale that includes such a commitment. Each artists's commitment is contingent on the sale of their work and the above estimate is a potential total based on the completion of sale of any original work and/or limited editions. The AFC is not involved in any way with artwork sales transactions, nor does it make any guarantees relating to artist commitments. The AFC takes no commission whatsoever from the sale of artwork under the Art for ConservationTM program, unless explicitly indicated.
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