Robert Bateman Get to Know Contest Promotion/Media Kit

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Poster (English)
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Poster (French)
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Flyer (English)
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Flyer (French)
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Magnet (English)
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Poster (Bilingual)
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Les Stroud endorses Get to Know Program

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National News Release

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    Long Version

    • 2011 Robert Bateman Get to Know Contest

      Get to Know Your Wild Neighbors!

      This year, renowned wildlife artist Robert Bateman plans to invite Canadian youth to go outside and "get to know" their wild neighbours. In cooperation with national partners Wildlife Habitat Canada, Parks Canada, and the Canadian Wildlife Federation, the Robert Bateman Get to Know Contest encourages young people to develop a deeper appreciation for their neighbours of other species by getting outdoors and creating art, writing, digital photography, and videos. The goal of the contest is to engage the power of art to help youth feel more connected with nature. It's all about making connections with other environmentally passionate youth, using the creative arts to convey your passion, and having your accomplishments celebrated. Connect…Create …Celebrate!

      2011 has been declared the International Year of Forests by the United Nations. In celebration of this important designation, the theme of the 2011 Get to Know Contest is "This is My Forest". Whether it's a single tree in a backyard or acres of boreal forest in a national park, the contest offers youth the opportunity to learn about and celebrate their local forest and its inhabitants. Winners will receive all kinds of wild prizes, including cash, an invitation to the week-long Get to Know Art & Nature Camp in Victoria (courtesy of Parks Canada), and the chance to have their entry published in the 2012 Robert Bateman Get to Know Calendar. The contest launches during National Wildlife Week, April 10 – 16, at participating parks, zoos, and museums all across Canada. To learn more and find out how to enter, visit www.gettoknow.ca.



    Short Version

    • 2011 Robert Bateman Get to Know Contest

      Get to Know Your Wild Neighbors!

      This year, renowned wildlife artist Robert Bateman invites all Canadian youth to go outside and "get to know" their wild neighbours. The Canadian Wildlife Federation Robert Bateman Get to Know Contest encourages young people to develop a deeper appreciation for their neighbours of other species by getting outdoors and creating art, writing, digital photography, and videos.

      2011 has been declared the International Year of Forests by the United Nations. In celebration of this important designation, the theme of the 2011 Get to Know Contest is "This is My Forest".

      Winners will receive all kinds of wild prizes. The contest launches during National Wildlife Week, April 10 – 16. To learn more and find out how to enter, visit www.gettoknow.ca.

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