Chopsticks For Salamanders

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Hello Caudata.org!
Chopsticks For Salamanders is a conservation intiative working to pair forest stuardship with salamander conservation. We are a non-profit organization working to raise money for salamander conservation. Please visit out website www.chopsticksforsalamanders.org to find out more about our organization. We are currently offering two exciting funding opprotunities, a $4500 dollar salamander conservation, education and research grant and a $1000 dollar salamander research travel grant, they are both attached. For any question feel free to email us at reusechopsticks@gmail.com.
Please check us out and facebook and like our page.
To help help support this organization please check out the salamander fund link on the website.
Thanks
Lauren Augustine
 
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