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Rare Wildlife Revealed featured at 2016 Women & Wildlife Awards
November 30, 2016
From left to right: CWF Executive Director David Wheeler, renowned wildlife artisit James Fiorentino, 2016 Education Honoree Tanya Sulikowski, 2016 Leadership Honoree Wendy Walsh, 2016 Inspiration Honoree Martha Maxwell-Doyle, and CWF Board of Trustees Member Bob Coleman.
Rare Wildlife Revealed: The James Fiorentino Traveling Art Exhibition was highlighted at the 2016 Women & Wildlife Awards Reception held at Duke Farms on November 30, 2016. The 2016 honorees were celebrated for their outstanding achievements in wildlife conservation through Education, Leadership, and Inspiration. Their awards featured artwork from the Rare Wildlife Revealed collection. Governor James J. Florio, our keynote speaker, was presented with a framed giclee of James Fiorentino's Pine Barrens Tree Frog.
 | Photo Gallery from Rare Wildlife Revealed featured at 2016 Women & Wildlife AwardsRare Wildlife Revealed: The James Fiorentino Traveling Art Exhibition was featured at the 2016 Women & Wildlife Awards. The 2016 honorees were presented with awards featuring artwork from the Rare Wildlife Revealed exhibition. |
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Women and Wildlife Awards
Each year Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ recognizes outstanding women for their achievements and advances in protecting New Jersey’s endangered species and the habitat that they need to survive.