Protect Wildlife With Custom Conservation Lapel Pins

Endangered wildlife worldwide need our help.  Without acknowledging that there is a problem, entire species will be wiped out in record number.  Unless we want others to go the way of the dinosaurs, we need to take a stand.  That’s where conservation efforts come into play.  Without the help of volunteers and advocates, many birds, animals, and insects will only exist in history books.

Lapel Pins Are Versatile

Lapel pins are small but speak volumes about an organization or cause.  They can be used for educational and fundraising purposes.  This allows the groups involved with the conservation effort to hone in on specific actions steps versus trying to solve a growing phenomenon overnight.  Each effort to inform the public or solicit donations puts the wildlife group one step closer to achieving its goals.

They can also be given to volunteers and advocates as a way of appreciating their efforts.  No matter how they are used, lapel pins remain a versatile and effective way to get the word out about wildlife conservation.

The Plight of the Horseshoe Crab

In an attempt to shed light on the plight of the horseshoe crab, we helped create a lapel pin that reads, “Help Protect ‘Em.”  Even though the message is very simple, it is powerful.  People can take a look at the gold and burgundy colored lapel pin and understand its purpose.  They can show support for the cause by placing the pin in a visible location like on a shirt, jacket, hat or bag.

This helps get the word out very quickly and easily.  Non-profits and conservation groups also don’t have to spend a lot of money to receive the support they need.  Instead of spending funds on advertising, they can put it into preserving the ecosystem and environment instead.  This makes it easier to protect endangered species before its too late.

Support the wildlife group of your choice by purchasing and wearing one of their custom lapel pins.  A little support goes a long way in preserving wildlife and the habitat that they live in.