Wildlife organizations can contact us to:
Grahpic designers can contact us to:
Propose a project:
If you are a wildlife organization or individual who wants to
have a visual project about their work, contact us to organize
a Conversation Conservation session for you, for the next month that we are free.
Your project can vary from school education to a wildlife campaign tore-designing your identity or visualize your work for the general public as long as you have the funds for it. Although, the C.C. session for designing your brief is borne by us!
Apply for a brief:
If you just saw this month's brief and want to apply to design it, write to us telling us what excites you about the brief and send us your design portfolio.
Get suggestions for designers:
You can write to us if you have any queries regarding hiring a designer for your organization by either suggesting some or giving you certain tips. You can even go to our page that features young designers from Singapore who may be looking for internships. We will be more than happy to help you!
Design the next brief:
If you are a communication designer and are interested in helping us design briefs for the next project we organize, contact us to participate to design the brief. With further interest, you may even apply to design the project itself, which would be a paid job by the organization that wants to hire you.
Get your work featured:
If you have worked on wildlife projects in the past or are a designer that is also interested in wildlife conservation, you can write to us and send in your portfolio which we will feature on our website for organizations to hire you!
Promote your project:
If you already have an existing and interesting project about your
work we will put it up on our website. Send us a link or images!
Start your own 'Conversation Conservation'
Conversation Conservation was started as an effort to grow in as many places as we can reach. You could be the one to help it grow. You can start your own Conversation Conservation
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