The Endangered Species Print Project offers limited-edition art prints of critically endangered species.
The number of prints available corresponds with the remaining animal or plant populations.
For example, only 45 Amur Leopards remain in the wild, so for this edition, only 45 prints will ever be made.
A different organization, whose mission is to the ensure the survival of the species depicted, is chosen for each print.
100% of the sales of ESPP prints are donated to these conservation organizations.
Check out the artwork that ESPP's founders created for the Center for Biological Diversity's Endangered Species Condom Project, here.
ESPP is a project by artists Molly Schafer and Jenny Kendler
The number of prints available corresponds with the remaining animal or plant populations.
For example, only 45 Amur Leopards remain in the wild, so for this edition, only 45 prints will ever be made.
A different organization, whose mission is to the ensure the survival of the species depicted, is chosen for each print.
100% of the sales of ESPP prints are donated to these conservation organizations.
Check out the artwork that ESPP's founders created for the Center for Biological Diversity's Endangered Species Condom Project, here.
ESPP is a project by artists Molly Schafer and Jenny Kendler
