Irreplaceable Goes to Washington: And You Can Help
Dear friend,
After traveling around the country for a year, the stunning Irreplaceable: Wildlife in a Warming World photography exhibit is finally arriving in Washington, D.C. The exhibit will be displayed in the Russell Senate Office Building Rotunda May 18 - 22!
This is a great opportunity for us all to remind our members of Congress how much Americans care about protecting wildlife at-risk from climate change.
This is our chance to get their attention, and one way is to encourage members of Congress to see the exhibit in person at a special reception on Tuesday night. There we will present the tens of thousands of signatures on the Call to Care, and will be unveiling our newly completed photo petition as well.
Thank you! We need members of Congress to understand the importance of protecting plants and animals struggling with climate change—and it makes a big difference for them to hear from constituents. Once they see these amazing images, they will understand this crisis in a new way.
Thanks for your support!
Irreplaceable: Wildlife in a
Warming World
www.irreplaceablewild.org
PS: In DC? Come join us at the reception on May 19! Just email us at info@irreplaceablewild.org for details and to RSVP.
Want to get more involved with the Irreplaceable effort? Check out these links:
The Irreplaceable: Wildlife in a Warming World campaign is dedicated to educating policymakers and the public about the impacts of global warming on wildlife through the beauty and power of images, combined with the inspiration and knowledge from science, religion, and conservation law.
