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Date Posted: 09/29/2008
Description
DESIGN 21 is pleased to announce a new set of environmentally conscious initiatives for The Nature Conservancy.
Wood, Paper, Checkmark: Design an awareness campaign for sustainable forestry
Going with the Grain: Design an object using one sheet of sustainable wood
Prize(s)
Wood, Paper, Checkmark: $10,000
Going with the Grain: 2 prototypes made - one for you, one for auction to benefit TNC's Forestry Program
Deadline(s)
Wood, Paper, Checkmark: January 13, 2009 Going with the Grain: June 2, 2009
Eligibility
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The Public Relations Department at The Art Institute of Dallas makes every effort to ensure that the material published in this website is accurate and up-to-date when we publish it. Although the Public Relations Department has made every reasonable effort to be factually accurate, no responsibility is assumed for editorial or clerical error or errors occasioned by honest mistake.
You should exercise your own independent skill and judgment before entering a contest or competition. In any important matter, you should seek professional advice relevant to your own circumstances.
The listing of a person or organization in any part of this document does not imply any form of endorsement by The Art Institute of Dallas (or The Art Institutes) of the competitions, contests or exhibitions provided by that person or organization. Similarly, links to other web sites along with e-mail addresses have been inserted as a convenience and do not constitute endorsement of material at those sites, any association with the organization, competition, contest or exhibit.
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