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Green Girl Climber and artist Olivia Daane Reische of LIVASPENART has painted four butterflies, which are focused on African butterflies and other threatened species, the sales of which will be donated to Climb for Conservation.

As Olivia says:  “I was thrilled to be included in this group of women, the “Green Girl Team”, for our inaugural climb, in a series of peaks, of Kilimanjaro this November.  I had been eager to find a way to take my career as artist and gallery owner and passions for the outdoors and the environment and use them in a way that would broaden their platform, impact and the energy of my personal footsteps and voice.  This is the perfect opportunity to, as the C4C team has set as a goal,  “practice the values of courage, leadership, and purpose to reach the Summit”.”

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Just 13 more years and all Rhinos could be gone…

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Plant 3 Trees in Africa right now! Enter 85944 and then TEXT “TREE!”

Join me in reforesting Africa! Tara Sheahan, starts a solo trek up Mt. Kilimanjaro TODAY in the name of reforesting Africa! GO TARA!!!

Together, with a partnership between Patagonia, Conscious Global Leadership Institute, the Green World Campaign, and AREDAY, we can reforest Africa!

A $5 donation will be made on your phone bill, 3 trees will be planted in your name, and stewarded by African school kids, and local farmers, via the Green World Campaign.

Asante Sana! (Thank you in Swahili)

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Why are we climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro?

Climb For Conservation “Mt. Kilimanjaro” from AREDAY/Chip Comins on Vimeo.

Click Here to listen to Ginna’s March 5, 2012 interview on National Public Radio (long download)!…

Flag Sposorship Opportunity…

Contact Us to see how you, your business, or non-profit organization can support our efforts by sponsoring a flag with your logo on the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro with the Green Girls!…Use this to show your support for conservation.

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Mariel Hemingway joins our Kilimanjaro Climb!

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Outside TV intends to air our Climb

Outside TV intends to air several segments of our climb, both on an episode of their 7pm series, The Buzz, and on an episode of their morning series, Outside Today… so stay tuned!…

Climb for Conservation is a 501(c)(3) Public Charity, EIN: 27-3118371.  Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

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Leilani Munter joins our Kilimanjaro climb!

ARCA driver and environmental activist Leilani Munter will be climbing Kilimanjaro with us! “Never underestimate a vegetarian hippie chick with a race car…”

Münter is well known for speaking out about environmental issues. She blogs in the green section of the Huffington Post and is very active in the fight for environmental legislation. In 2006, Münter started a section on her racing website dedicated to environmental news. She now hosts an eco-site called Carbon Free Girl, where she documents her efforts to become carbon neutral and discusses environmental issues and clean energy.

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Our Mission

Welcome to ClimbforConservation.org.  We are a 501(c)(3) Public Charity, EIN: 27-3118371.  Our mission is simple: we climb mountains around the world for a conservation cause.

Conservation is about an ethic of using resources wisely. We believe in maintaining the health of the natural world. Our efforts focus on raising awareness for land, water, and wildlife conservation.

We want to inspire people already climbing mountains, to do it for a cause. Each climb we organize will focus awareness on a specific conservation issue near the mountain being climbed. For example, our kick-off climb up Mt Kilimanjaro, will raise funds for the critically endangered Rhinos in Africa.

There is no doubt that climate change is threatening our planet with unprecedented loss of wildlife and wild places. According to recent studies, unless we take action now, human activities and climate-related change could drive one-half of all species to extinction between now and 2100.

Green Girl Ginna interviews Louis Psihoyos, Director of ‘The Cove’, about species extinction risk:

A message From Ginna:

Please check back frequently for updates!…

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