GROWL foundation
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Mission and Goals of Geo-Art Recovery of WildLife

A creative approach to a global challenge  

International Artists Veronica and Edwin Dam de Nogales are creating large scale works of art in response to social injustices and Global challenges. For Cop25 they exhibited the melting icebear in the heart of madrid to help raise awareness of the effects of global warming. For london iwtc, they created The Elephant project to assist in combatting Illegal Wildlife Trafficking. Both are emotional appeals to re-connect the human-animal bond on a global scale. botH WORKS begin from a call to tenderness and in recognition of mounting decades of mourning and loss. These monuments ARE IN also in HONOUR OF those who dedicate their lives to creating and maintaining the tender balance and understanding aimED for with REGARDS TO CONSERVING wildlife AND habitat. THEY FOCUS ON the acceptance of the responsibility that comes with BEING HUMAN. The hope is that STILL others too might be moved to help combat the horrific loss of wild life occurring on a daily basis, and that this JOINT APPEAL will lead to decisive action on a geo-political scale. most recently For davos the artists are WORKING WITH THEHOMELESSENTREPRENEUR.ORG TO CREATE The unforeseen variable, that decisions made during the World economic forum might positively empower MILLIONS OF people OUT OF poverty.

Polar PassageOregon zoo 2020On display At Cop25

Polar Passage madrid Cop25

COMMISSIONED originally by THE Oregon zoo

IWTC London

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making an impact

IWT Conference London 2018

IWT Conference London 2018

Created for The Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference London 2018

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the melting ice bear

the disappearance of the polar ice caps have consequences which span far beyond melting ice.

Cop 25 Madrid

03. The Unforeseen Variable

in conjunction with the homeless entrepreneur for DAvos

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Lynn Valley

In (essence) and Sleuth of Bears

 
 
 

“Creative adaptability is the key to successful conservation.”

Growl foundation  |  Dam de nogales

 
 
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History

An initiative to inspire change and response through art. Founded in 2019 The g.r.o.w.l. foundation is an extension of Spanish and Canadian artists Veronica and Edwin dam de nogales vision of the sometimes subtle yet powerful possibilities of role of art in the world.

 
 

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