About this campaign
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Protecting the places, lands, and species we love requires people who advocate, people who donate, and people who know the land they own has long-term value worth more than right-now money.
Through this store, we invite you into advocacy and fund-raising through exclusive eco-merch on a dam-good mission. (We had to fit a nature pun in there somewhere!)
But don't just impulse buy simply because our t-shirt designs are far afield from other conservation orgs. Walk the talk - and the trails - and look good doing it.
Because with local farms and far-reaching forests under constant threat from development, the need for parks and green space growing rapidly, and our natural climate defenses vanishing, the Richmond Region needs people who will dig their heels into the dirt and stand for the kind of progress that protects our shared future, not one that erodes it.
Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) is a Richmond-based non-profit that protects the natural and historic lands of the Richmond region. We have protected over 16,000 acres of environmentally or culturally important land and water to date. Shop now to help protect the places and land you love!
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Grace Mae Huddleston is a Richmond, Virginia based artist who creates bold illustrative artworks inspired by the crucial native plants and animals that define regional ecosystems. Her favorite media to portray these flora and fauna include linoleum, risograph, and screen printmaking as well as gouache and ink. Grace is drawn to printmaking as her main medium because she loves how it enables her to make hand made art available and accessible to a diverse range of people. She loves to use her art as a way to connect with fellow nature lovers and educate viewers of all ages about the importance of native plants and animals. In addition to her personal work, which she sells at pop up markets and online, Grace also has done commissioned illustration work for clients including the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, the James River Association, the band Betsy from Mars, and the Capitol Region Land Conservancy. When not making art, you can find Grace hiking, watching horror movies, or reading comics!
Portfolio website: www.gracemaehuddleston.art
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