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It's Incentive Time!!

We’ve decided to make things a little bit more interestingand fun for all of you for the second half of our fundraising campaign, sowe’re going to add on some incentives. You may be thinking, “but I’ve alreadydonated, so that’s not fair!” But don’t you worry, everyone who has donated thusfar will also be included. And if you’ve missed an incentiveby just a little bit you can always bump yourself up by donating a little moreto get to an incentive earning level!

The Falkland Islands are a pretty spectacular place that isteaming with amazing wildlife, incredibly blue ocean waters, and amazinglandscapes. So, we thought what better way to reward our donators, than to givethem images of the amazing place that they are helping us get to for our research. So withoutfurther ado, here’s what it takes to get some awesome digital images of yourchoice from our trip down in December.

$30 – 1 digital image of your choice

$50 – 3 digital images of your choice

$75 – 5 digital images of your choice

$100+ - A ready-to-print digital calendar with the bestimages from our trip

If you liked any of the images in our video, there will bemore where that came from. Think Penguins! Penguins! Penguins!! Sorry for youwarrah fans out there, it’ll be tough to snap a shot of one of them, but wewill do our best to get a variety of different high-resolution pics for you allto choose your favorites from.

We have all of your emails so we will send out more specificdetails on how all of this will work once we are back from our trip.

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far and please keep helping us spread the word as we move into our final push to get to $10,000. None ofthis would be possible without all of you!!

Thanks,

Kit, Dulcinea, and Jacquelyn

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About This Project

The Falklands Islands are a biodiversity hotspot in the South Atlantic, but are threatened by climate and land use change. To protect penguins, marine mammals, and other species, we need to better understand how the islands have responded to past periods of rapid climate change. Funds raised through this campaign will help us take peat cores, to establish a climate and ecological history for the Falkland Islands spanning the last 20,000 years.
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