Drawing attention to endangered species


Art imitates life: Paintings of endangered species in Malaysia on display during the opening of the nine-day We Are All Together Endangered Species Conservation World Tour programme at Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur.

KUALA LUMPUR: The quickest way to raise awareness on the need to protect endangered species is through vibrant and emotive art pieces.

The “We Are All Together” (WAAT) campaign founder Tey Keng Guan said such pieces attract immediate attention, especially when tear drops are added to the drawing.

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