When you support Island Conservation, you're not just helping to restore an island?you're helping protect the entire planet.

The Republic of the Marshall Islands is home to some of the most remote and fragile coral atolls in the world?ecosystems that are crucial to local communities and vital for global biodiversity. However, these ecosystems are under immediate threat.

The clock is ticking, and the time to act is now.

The impact that island restoration has on the planet is unparalleled?improving coral reef health, restoring food security, and removing carbon from the atmosphere impacting the changing climate. But how can you get involved? This shirt is not the answer. But by wearing it, you're making a huge impact?helping to spread awareness and bring more people into the movement.

Proceeds from this shirt design will be DOUBLED during the month of April ? meaning your purchase can make twice the impact as well!

About the shirt

This educational shirt features original artwork by Hawai?i-based artist Kai Smart, illustrating the intricate and interconnected island-ocean ecosystems. The design highlights native species of the Marshall Islands?including the Leopard Grouper, Emoia Skink, and Great Frigatebird?representing how each plays a part in the island?s unique ecological web.

More than just a beautiful design, the shirt visually communicates the message: ?From land to sea, it?s all connected? (as seen in the text within the circles). It also emphasizes the importance of connector species and their critical roles in nutrient cycles, helping to show how life across ecosystems is deeply interlinked. See text below:

Seabirds are nature's connectors. Their guano (bird poop) feeds the soil, helps plants grow, and even supports coral reef health. This cycle, connects everything?nature, oceans, and people?creating healthy ecosystems in places like The Republic of the Marshall Islands.

But this connection is under severe threat. The good news? It's a solvable problem. This shirt is not the answer, but it helps spread awareness and the need for action. Support an island today, protect the planet for future generations to come.