Rhinos for the Environment by Vivian Mason

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Proceeds support Earthjustice, using the power of law to defend our right to a healthy environment. Vote the Environment is a collection of political protest posters. We face a great crisis: climate change, extinction, destruction of wild places--and we must all raise our voices: in our work, in our schools and, most importantly, at the ballot box. A 2014 election season collaboration with Patagonia and The Canary Project.

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Design By: Vivian Mason

Vivian Mason is a high school senior at High Tech High North County. She was inspired to participate in this campaign by a project in her environmental science class. Vivian will be attending Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo next year with the goal to become an environmentalist one day.

 

Design By: Vivian Mason

Vivian Mason is a high school senior at High Tech High North County. She was inspired to participate in this campaign by a project in her environmental science class. Vivian will be attending Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo next year with the goal to become an environmentalist one day.

 

Artist Statement

Rhino\'s are one of the most endangered mammals on the IUCN Red List. At the current moment in history there are only five white rhinos left on earth. If any animal represents the effects of environmental degradation, it should be the one with the least number of individuals, all due to human activities. — Vivian Mason