Conservation Socks
Description: Are you or someone you know into endangered Pangolins? This Endangered Pangolin - Save the Pangolins design is just what you're looking for! With unique artwork it's a great way to let everyone know how much you care about Pangolins. With original artwork this makes a great gift for yourself, friend or family member.
Description: Woodsy Owl, retro 80s, environmental slogan, don't pollute, nature conservation, vintage illustration, eco-friendly design, throwback tees, wildlife protection, funny tees, nostalgic clothing, 80s style shirt, sustainable fashion, pop culture apparel, forest conservation, humorous designs, graphic tee, animal lover gift, outdoor adventure, nature lover apparel
Description: The perfect t-shirt for all that like Help Mother Nature, Cleaning Up, Protect The Reef, Protect The Coral, or Loves Wildlife, Ideal gift for any Environmentalist, Friends, Influencer, Swimmer, Surfer, Fish Lover, or Family. Featuring unique designs, quirky puns and cool text our tshirts and apparel are perfect to wear to Beach Clean Up, Charities, Causes, or Everyday Wear, If you love fun Ocean Conservation tees this is the top for you! HOT and NEW! This Awesome 'Save All Sharks' Ocean Conservation Shirt is perfect for individuals or groups who want and easy & simple Ocean Conservation outfit.
Description: Endangered Species – Save The Orangutans. Save Orangutan design for those interested in Endangered animals and love Orangutans. Help raise awareness for the Orangutan. Orangutan numbers are dwindling and rainforests are disappearing through deforestation. Show your appreciation of the Orangutan with this design.
Description: Historically, river otters could be found throughout New York State, but they drastically declined due to unregulated hunting, habitat destruction, and pollution. By the early '90s, the river otter was only found in the eastern half of the state, and a plan was put in place to change that. The New York River Otter Project was a public/private effort that helped bring river otters back to Western New York. With the help of volunteers and state environmental staff, between 1995 and 2000, over 280 otters were relocated from Eastern New York to 16 different sites across the western part of the state. The New York River Otter Project is considered one of the most successful otter restoration projects ever, as populations continue to thrive.
