Nature fuels creativity, and a community mural brings people together to celebrate and protect the biodiversity they share a home with. In collaboration with world-renowned wildlife artist Christina Ward and local community members, a vibrant mural will be installed at the Kianjavato Ahmanson Field Station (KAFS) research center in Madagascar. This mural, spanning an impressive 960 square feet, will feature lemurs and other endangered wildlife unique to Madagascar. It will serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of conservation and community unity.

The mural will be a bold, captivating visual centerpiece, designed to stir emotion and inspire conservation action. We will involve children and community members in bringing this art to life—making connections between wildlife protection and community strength through shared effort.

As the winning bidder, your name or a special logo created for YOU will be incorporated into the mural, leaving a lasting legacy of your commitment to conservation and art. The mural will be completed before the Global International Primate Symposium in 2025, where it will be unveiled for the world to admire!

Make your mark on this inspiring piece of art and support conservation in Madagascar!