SAVING THE RED WOLF See Times Square Endangered Species 3D Display

We’ve gotta save the Red Wolf!

“Life’s Good when you help protect Endangered Species!” – National Wildlife Federation

red wolf mother and cub

SAVING THE RED WOLF: LG’s Dramatic Times Square Endangered Species 3D Display

I’ve written so much about saving our Wilderness and its endangered Wildlife.

There’s those constant sad stories.  And those great reports about saving those threatened animals.  The small creatures.  The Tiger-sized ones.  The Giants of the Earth.

LG Electronics is bringing attention to the plight of the endangered Red Wolf through a dynamic display. It’s on its iconic Times Square billboard in New York City. It’s all part of the company’s ongoing endangered species series. The red wolf, one of the world’s most at-risk wolves, has been chosen to underscore the urgent need for biodiversity. As well as efforts to combat global warming.

The 3D anamorphic experience illustrates the stark reality of the Red Wolf and forest ecosystem destruction.

Showing a red wolf that has lost its habitat due to the damaging changes and degradation of its natural environment.  A loving red wolf mother and her cub.

The red wolves are classified as “critically endangered” by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). With estimates suggesting that only around 20 remain in the wild in North Carolina.

Cute red wolf cubs with mother wolf

Since the series’ inception in April, more than 50 million Times Square visitors have been educated on the importance of conservation and protection of unique wildlife.

Other featured species in 2024 have included the snow leopard, the bald eagle and, most recently, the sea lion. The program will return in 2025. It will feature additional endangered species. One of which will be selected by a public vote to be announced early next year.

Like this red wolf display, each featured animal is brought to life in stunning 3D!

Each one will appear to extend out of the actual display overlooking Times Square. In partnership with the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) and Discovery Education, LG is also producing and distributing free educational materials on endangered animals online.

Red Wolf & Elevating Conservation Awareness Through Education

To elevate conservation awareness among the younger generation, LG has partnered with global edtech leader Discovery Education. And the NWF to host an educational series for K-12 students.

In conjunction with the Times Square billboard, the LG Endangered Species Series aims to deepen students’ understanding of endangered animals. And their unique qualities and the crucial roles they play in maintaining healthy ecosystems.

As mentioned here, the red wolf is one of many.

This program fosters an appreciation for each species’ uniqueness. As well as providing free, standards-aligned digital resources accessible to educators and students at https://endangered-species-series.discoveryeducation.com/.

For additional details and opportunities to contribute to NWF’s EcoSchools U.S. and EcoLeaders programs, visit www.nwf.org. LG has committed a total of $150,000 to support these two organizations.

“When we save wildlife, we save ourselves,” said an LG spokesman.

“LG is showing the world what’s possible when people come together with the National Wildlife Federation. While we create pollinator gardens, support native species, and confront the immense and interconnected challenges that people and wildlife face,” said Collin O’Mara. Colin is the NWF president and CEO.

“These efforts are already making a real difference in inspiring future generations of conservationists. And addressing both the extinction crisis and the changing climate.”

Thus giving us another Good News Story in 2024.

Do You love Wildlife Stories?

Read this story of the Wolf who rescued a Husky!

wolf story - animal story - Bear StoryREAD WOLFBLOOD — MY MOST POPULAR ANIMAL YARN: “I LOVE THE HAPPY ENDING!”

“I JUST READ WOLFBLOOD AGAIN FOR GOOD MEASURE.  ONE FOR ANY WOLF LOVER.  ENJOYED IT BUT WISH IT WAS A FULL LENGTH NOVEL.” – Gina Chronowicz @ginachron

“GREAT SHORT STORY!  DOES REMIND ME OF CALL OF THE WILD, WHITE FANG…” – Evelyn @evelyn_m_k

An “entertaining and affectionate” narrative in the Jack London Tradition.  Story of a lone Gray Wolf and his quest for a place in the far-flung forests of the feral North.  WOLFBLOOD: A Wild Wolf, A Half-Wild Husky & A Wily Old Trapper

 

To learn more about LG’s commitment to conservationism and environmental stewardship, visit  https://www.lg.com/us/sustainability for more information.

About LG Electronics USA

LG Electronics USA, Inc. is based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. It’s the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $68 billion global innovator in technology and manufacturing. In the United States, LG sells a wide range of innovative home appliances. Including home entertainment products, commercial displays, air conditioning systems, energy solutions and vehicle components.

And created one electronic Times Square Endangered Species 3D Display.

Red Wolf howling at city sky

LG is an 11-time ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year. The company’s commitment to environmental sustainability. Its “Life’s Good” marketing theme encompasses how LG is dedicated to people’s happiness. Visit www.LG.com.

SOURCE LG.com, PRNewswire & CivilizedBears.com

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About Brian Alan Burhoe

A Graduate of the Holland College Culinary Course, Brian Alan Burhoe has cooked in Atlantic Coast restaurants and Health Care kitchens for well over 30 years. He's a member of the Canadian Culinary Federation. Brian's many published articles reflect his interests in food service, Northern culture, Church history & Spiritual literature, imaginative fiction, wilderness preservation, animal rescue, service dogs for our Veterans and more. His fiction has been translated into German & Russian... See his popular CIVILIZED BEARS!
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