Shannon

Visit - www.shannonwild.com

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Introducing our seventh judge, Shannon Wild! Australian-born Shannon Wild is an award-winning wildlife photographer and cinematographer and a passionate wildlife lover and conservationist. Since 2004, she has worked for clients such as National Geographic, NatGeo Wild and the United Nations as well as various wildlife NGO’s and non-profits such as Wild Tomorrow Fund, The Perfect World Foundation and Wildaid. Follow Shannon & stay up to date with her newest shots.

Learn more or enter the competition > https://southafricanpoty.com/

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USING ESSENTIALS OILS WITH YOUR LAVA BRACELETS — Wild In Africa - Bracelets for Wildlife

In addition to making gorgeous bracelets, Lava beads are naturally porous and when used with essential oils, let’s you take your favorite scent everywhere while enjoying the benefits of aromatherapy.

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WHY I STARTED — Wild In Africa - Bracelets for Wildlife

“…I was found unconscious on a dirt path in the Masai Mara, in an area frequented by lions.”

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5 SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT ELEPHANTS — Wild In Africa - Bracelets for Wildlife

5 Surprising Facts About Elephants …

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FREE SEPTEMBER DOWNLOADS — Wild In Africa - Bracelets for Wildlife

SEPTEMBER 2019 - African Elephant & Baby Rhino wallpapers - free downloads!

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Recycled Glass Beads for Wild In Africa from Shannon Wild on Vimeo.

Every bead and therefore every bracelet is completely different and unique. When purchasing, select the code and size based on the photos. Those in the photos are the only options available - once sold that’s it, so don’t miss out on these unique and memorable bracelets.

The handmade beads made from recycled glass bottles are from Zambia by Tribal Textiles. Since there is no waste management service in the Luangwa Valley, Tribal Textiles have started a recycling centre. They have just started working with glass and hope to expand into plastics and tin cans and are training local artisans to make viable commercial products from the waste.

Donations from the sales of these bracelets go to Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust, who teach Zambian children and communities the value of wildlife and their environment.

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WIN A BRACELET STACK VALUED AT $150

WIN A BRACELET STACK VALUED AT $150

ONly a few days left to enter my giveaway!

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Wild In Africa - Supporting Wildlife Conservation from Shannon Wild on Vimeo.

By purchasing one of our unisex bracelets you are helping to protect wildlife and their precious habitats. We couldn’t do it without you - thank you so much! xox

50% (you read that right!) is donated from each charity bracelet sold to carefully selected groups of wildlife conservation organisations that founder, Shannon Wild has worked directly with. This ensures funds are directly used for the benefit of wildlife through projects such as land acquisition and restoration, wildlife rehabilitation, anti-poaching and educational programs.

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This gorgeous earthy unisex bracelet supports anti-poaching through donating 50% to @invictusk9 (at South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bndogbvn6g7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1oclhkq9ezo4b

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Remember that nature is your great restorer. - Calvin Coolidge ⠀ Nikon D800 + Tamron 15-30mm f4 1/800sec ISO200 (at South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnbU0gon2Qd/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=lkz2725rc02i

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Wear a piece of nature. Ground yourself. 📿 ⠀ ABOUT 'WILD IN AFRICA' JEWELLERY Each bracelet is a limited-edition design by wildlife photographer @Shannon__Wild. Each design is inspired by the raw beauty of nature. ⠀ ➕ SHOP LINK IN BIO - WORLDWIDE SHIPPING ➕ ⠀ LOOK GOOD. FEEL GOOD. A percentage of every purchase will be donated to a select group of wildlife conservation organisations that Shannon Wild works directly with, ensuring funds are used for the benefit of endangered wildlife and their precious habitats through projects such as land acquisition and restoration, wildlife rehabilitation, anti-poaching and education programs. ⠀ SHARE THE LOVE Share photos of your Wild In Africa jewellery by tagging us on Instagram and Facebook and we’ll share them too! (at Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnbEXTvH6VO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gvbhvx5onudp

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It’s been a while since I’ve worn a tan this nice … hard not to in the glorious Namibian sun. Here I am setting up a shot in the iconic ‘Deadvlei’, a clay pan surrounded by high red dunes and dotted with long dead acacia trees. (at Deadvlei) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnYDQ7YHDAP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=t2zx5dspib2n

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Have you started thinking about #Christmas gifts yet? ⠀ So many goodies ... something for everyone and every sale supports wildlife conservation ... LOOK GOOD. FEEL GOOD. 📿😘 (at South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnYDAjon5nL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mzn4uohcpsss

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A sunset bathed everything in gorgeous golden light an elephant engages in one of its favourite activities … a dust bath. ⠀ Nikon D800e + Tamron 150-600mm f6.3 1/500sec ISO400 (at Madikwe, North-West, South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnVt_b5HK1A/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4fbx7x6s6bk4

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New fav! White Turquoise with African Charm now available and free shipping!! Use code ‘FREESHIP’ 😘📿 (at South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnVtCAUnM8y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fb3gqhf54jm2