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Wildlife Arts and Crafts

These arts and crafts activities give an opportunity for children to use their creative minds while learning about the wildlife they love and the places they live.

Artwork featuring the text "not everything can be cleaned up". It shows a factory above water with the pollution below water that is attacking the fish.

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Activities

A closeup image of children holding arts and craft style polar bear lanterns

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Polar bear lantern

Monarch Butterfly Rest Stop

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Monarch butterfly rest stop

Arts and crafts verion of a swinging orangutan

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Swinging orangutan

A photo showing a crafted door hanger in the shape of a snow leopard.

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Snow leopard door hanger

A photo of a young student at a school desk wearing a crafted tiger mask.

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I’m proud of my stripes

A photo of a crafted jellyfish.

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Only jellies in the belly

A mosaic featuring hand-drawn animals.

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Biodiversity mosaic

An origami butterfly in a planter.

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Origami butterfly feeders

A piece of art crafted with various items.

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Watch your noodles for elephants' sake

A child in a WWF tshirt holding a crafted umbrella.

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The umbrella effect

A craft featuring a hand print on plaster.

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Paw to paw

Toilet paper roll decorated like a penguin

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Toilet paper roll penguin

Wild Classroom Arts and Crafts Project - Animals made out of paper hearts

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Heart animals

Coloring and printables

Conservation Challenge Cootie Catcher

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Conservation challenge cootie catcher

A black and white page to color a tiger.

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Tiger coloring page

Sea turtle coloring page

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Sea turtle coloring page

Elephant coloring page

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Elephant coloring page