CREATIVE MEDIA
The Center for Biological Diversity knows law — and we’re good at it, winning positive outcomes for endangered species and sensitive wildlands in 93 percent of cases we file. We also know science — our expert biologists help us know which species and habitats need protection, why they need it and how it should be implemented to put them on the path toward recovery.
But we also work in another dynamic arena: Finding new ways to get the word out about saving species, climate change, unsustainable human population and all the other issues we work on every day. Check out some of our coolest creative media campaigns, collected here for your enlightenment and entertainment. (And everything here is free.)
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Endangered Species Condoms Project
Help spread the word about the link between unsustainable human population growth and species extinction by signing up to distribute Endangered Species Condoms in your community.
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Endangered Species Ringtones
Do you hear the call of the wild? Or want to, any time your cell phone rings? At rareearthtones.org, you can download free ringtones of the songs, roars, chirps and howls of nearly 100 imperiled animals—and wallpaper, too. (Check out llamadassalvajes.org for ringtones with descriptions in Spanish.)
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"Species Finder" Android App
Ever wonder which endangered species may be lurking nearby? Download our new free "Species Finder" app for the Android phone and find out in the blink of an eye.
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Wild Calls" iPhone App
Bring the wild to your iPhone. Our free “Wild Calls” iPhone app fills your week with the wild, sending you species sound recordings; the Center’s e-newsletter; our latest press releases; and opportunities to take action for endangered species, clean air, clean water and wild places.
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Times Square Public Service Announcements
What better place than the heart of the most populous city in the country to broadcast our conservation message? The Center has launched a series of video ads in New York’s Times Square on subjects from extinction, to unsustainable human population, to pesticides.
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Bluefin Boycott
Help the Center save one of the world’s most magnificent, unique and threatened fish by pledging not to eat bluefin tuna and spreading the word about its peril. Become part of our Bluefin Brigade.
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