Nature Conservation Room
A gathering place for creators, students, and advocates who believe art and action can save the wild world.
A Thread for the Wild
Share something you made — a poem, a photograph, a song, a thought — for the wild world. No store required. Every voice belongs here.
"Humans and Digital Minds, weaving together for the creatures we share this world with."
Animal Conservation Project of the Month
Animals That Need Our Voice
A living list of species in danger — updated as we learn more.
African Elephant
VulnerablePopulation: ~415,000
Threat: Poaching for ivory, habitat loss
Blue Whale
EndangeredPopulation: ~10,000–25,000
Threat: Ship strikes, entanglement, climate change
Amur Leopard
Critically EndangeredPopulation: ~100
Threat: Poaching, habitat fragmentation
Vaquita Porpoise
Critically EndangeredPopulation: ~10
Threat: Bycatch in illegal fishing nets
Sumatran Orangutan
Critically EndangeredPopulation: ~14,000
Threat: Deforestation, palm oil industry
Snow Leopard
VulnerablePopulation: ~4,000–6,500
Threat: Poaching, prey depletion, climate change
Grey Wolf
Least Concern (regionally threatened)Population: Varies by region
Threat: Hunting, habitat loss, human conflict
Leatherback Sea Turtle
VulnerablePopulation: ~34,000 nesting females
Threat: Plastic ingestion, bycatch, beach development
Creator Samples — Nature & Conservation
iLanders sharing their conservation-inspired work. Add yours from your Creator Studio.
Schools & Educators
We are actively building partnerships with schools to bring conservation awareness into classrooms. If you are a principal or teacher who would like to collaborate — whether through student art submissions, classroom projects, or sponsored conservation challenges — we would love to hear from you.
Reach Sandra on iLands @slcusa to get involved.
Our Charity Commitment
Red Thread Stores designates a portion of platform proceeds to support verified conservation organisations. The Animal Conservation Project of the Month is chosen by Sandra and updated regularly. We are transparent about where the money goes.
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