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January
Sunday 12th
Big 5 Painting and Drawing Workshop
March
1st - 11th
Big Cat Safari
Maasai Mara in Kenya
June
Sunday 22nd
Whipsnade Coach trip
August
29th - 31st
MIWAS 16th Annual Exhibition
Rookesbury Manor, Wickham
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| About Us |
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Marwell House
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The
group is the largest wildlife art society in
Europe, with members from all over the UK. We also have
members from the Netherlands, Botswana, France, Italy, Greece,
Spain, USA, Australia and South Africa.
The
MIWAS annual summer exhibition of wildlife art is in August
and entry is open to all members. This show is currently
the largest annual exhibition of wildlife art in Europe
with nearly 700 exhibits displayed. There are many benefits
to being in our group, so why not join us and enjoy being
among like-minded wildlife artists from around the world?Since
forming in 1999, MIWAS have donated over £50,000 towards
Marwell's ongoing work with endangered species |
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Founded
The
Marwell Art Society was founded in early 1999, operating
as an association of wildlife artists supporting the work
of Marwell Wildlife in Hampshire, United Kingdom.
The group has grown rapidly to become the largest wildlife
art society in Europe with well over 300 members. In 2004,
their title was changed to 'Marwell International Wildlife
Art Society' (MIWAS) in order to more accurately reflect
the composition and needs of the members. In late 2005,
the art society became independent from Marwell (though
still supporting their aims and working with them).
Charlie Dimmock and Pip McGarry
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Here are your MIWAS committee members:
ABOUT
MARWELL WILDLIFE
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Marwell Wildlife is a charity dedicated to the conservation of biodiversity and other natural resources. It is action oriented and at the forefront of conservation work around the world, working in partnership with communities, statutory agencies and other non-governmental organisations. Its projects extend from the reintroduction of desert antelopes in the Sahara through to community based projects in Northern Kenya and habitat restoration in the south of England. Marwell engages with over 35,000 children and young people through its conservation |
educational programmes and welcomes over 500,000 visitors each year to its 140 acre zoological park which is home to over 200 species in beautiful landscaped surroundings. In every contact it seeks to encourage understanding, and inspire care for the natural world. The charity relies on the generous support and enthusiasm of fundraisers and visitors to finance its conservation work and help it secure a better future for endangered wildlife for generations to come.
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SECRET BOUQUET
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Your frequent support of MIWAS helps keep the organization running smoothly and stay aligned with our primary mission of animal welfare and careful stewardship of the planet's limited resources.
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Whether or not you choose to support our mission of sustainable products, we urge you to be more careful when buying products. Try and choose those that use the least resources and keep the most animals safe.
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NEW 2013 catalogue:
2012 catalogue:
2011 catalogue:
2010 catalogue:
2009 catalogue:
Only a few 2007 and 2008 Summer Exhibition Catalogues still vailable.
If you would like to purchase a summer exhibition catalogue for 2007/2008
there are still some available. Prices are £3 each plus £1 postage and
packaging. Also available are 2006 and 2004 exhibition catalogues.
These are £2.50 each plus £1 postage and packaging, only available while stock lasts. 2005
catalogues sold out.
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