Press & media contact: Kimberly Brewster, kimberly@appalachianwild.org
WILD NEWS:
The Laurel of Asheville 'Wild Truth' Series:
Wildlife in Education
Birds’ Winter Survival Tactics
Squirrels are Nature's Seed Dispensers
About Foxes
Humane Critter Removal
About Opossums
About Food Litter and Wildlife
We Need Bats, So Show Them Some Love
Animals Rarely Abandon Their Young
One Green Planet: Kidnapped Baby Otter gets Rescued
Smoky Mountain News: Wildlife refuge lands grant
Mountain Xpress: Nature Center Passes Torch to Appalachian Wild
WNCW: Friday Feature on October 28, 2016
Mountain Xpress: Appalachian Wild hosts benefit
Asheville Citizen-Times: Nonprofit to help injured animals in crisis
Hendersonville Times News: Nonprofit seeking facility to serve injured wild creatures
Mountain Xpress: Art show to benefit Appalachian Wildlife Refuge
Smoky Mountain News: Buy art, support wildlife
WLOS: Local organization seeks space for "wildlife 911" facility
The Laurel of Asheville: Spotlight on Appalachian Wildlife Refuge
Asheville Citizen-Times: Front page news! Appalachian Wildlife to fill void in animal rehabilitation
Pet Gazette: Keep Wildlife Wild
Wildlife in Education
Birds’ Winter Survival Tactics
Squirrels are Nature's Seed Dispensers
About Foxes
Humane Critter Removal
About Opossums
About Food Litter and Wildlife
We Need Bats, So Show Them Some Love
Animals Rarely Abandon Their Young
One Green Planet: Kidnapped Baby Otter gets Rescued
Smoky Mountain News: Wildlife refuge lands grant
Mountain Xpress: Nature Center Passes Torch to Appalachian Wild
WNCW: Friday Feature on October 28, 2016
Mountain Xpress: Appalachian Wild hosts benefit
Asheville Citizen-Times: Nonprofit to help injured animals in crisis
Hendersonville Times News: Nonprofit seeking facility to serve injured wild creatures
Mountain Xpress: Art show to benefit Appalachian Wildlife Refuge
Smoky Mountain News: Buy art, support wildlife
WLOS: Local organization seeks space for "wildlife 911" facility
The Laurel of Asheville: Spotlight on Appalachian Wildlife Refuge
Asheville Citizen-Times: Front page news! Appalachian Wildlife to fill void in animal rehabilitation
Pet Gazette: Keep Wildlife Wild
Wands for Wildlife® receives global support to recycle and save wild lives!
Articles:
Allure - Wet n Wild Is Donating Proceeds of Its New Lash Renegade Mascara Shade to Wands for Wildlife
Bustle - Where To Buy Wet n Wild's Purple Lash Renegade Mascara To Help Benefit The Cutest Charity Ever
Cosmopolitan Australia - Consider Donating Your Mascara Wands to This Worthy Cause
Good Housekeeping - Donating Your Old Mascara Wands Can Help Save Animals in Need
Hallmark's Home & Family Show - Things You Didn’t Know You Could Repurpose
Her.ie in Ireland - The adorable reason you should never throw away your mascara wands
iHeart Radio - Donating Mascara Wands Can Help Save Animals!
Mental Floss - How Your Used Mascara Brushes Can Help Wild Animals in Need
One Green Planet - Your Old Mascara Wand Can Help Orphaned Wild Animals
PopSugar - Wet n Wild Is Donating Portions of Its New Mascara Proceeds to the CUTEST Cause
Refinery29 - How Your Next Mascara Purchase Could Save An Orphaned Animal's Life
Southern Living - You Can Donate Your Old Mascara Wands to Help North Carolina Wildlife
Teen Vogue - Appalachian Wild Accepts Used Mascara Donations to Help Animals
Woman's Day Magazine - Donating Old Mascara Wands Can Help Save Animals in Need
USA Today - Facebook post swamps animal rehab with mascara brushes
Allure - Wet n Wild Is Donating Proceeds of Its New Lash Renegade Mascara Shade to Wands for Wildlife
Bustle - Where To Buy Wet n Wild's Purple Lash Renegade Mascara To Help Benefit The Cutest Charity Ever
Cosmopolitan Australia - Consider Donating Your Mascara Wands to This Worthy Cause
Good Housekeeping - Donating Your Old Mascara Wands Can Help Save Animals in Need
Hallmark's Home & Family Show - Things You Didn’t Know You Could Repurpose
Her.ie in Ireland - The adorable reason you should never throw away your mascara wands
iHeart Radio - Donating Mascara Wands Can Help Save Animals!
Mental Floss - How Your Used Mascara Brushes Can Help Wild Animals in Need
One Green Planet - Your Old Mascara Wand Can Help Orphaned Wild Animals
PopSugar - Wet n Wild Is Donating Portions of Its New Mascara Proceeds to the CUTEST Cause
Refinery29 - How Your Next Mascara Purchase Could Save An Orphaned Animal's Life
Southern Living - You Can Donate Your Old Mascara Wands to Help North Carolina Wildlife
Teen Vogue - Appalachian Wild Accepts Used Mascara Donations to Help Animals
Woman's Day Magazine - Donating Old Mascara Wands Can Help Save Animals in Need
USA Today - Facebook post swamps animal rehab with mascara brushes
LOCAL WANDS for WILDLIFE NEWS:
WLOS News 13 - Mascara wand-raising campaign is viral make-up call for wildlife group
Spectrum News - Appalachian rescue group overwhelmed with mascara wand donations
McDowell News - Old mascara wands help save wildlife
Charlotte Observer - Don’t throw away your old mascara wands
Asheville Citizen Times - Facebook post swamps animal rehab with mascara brushes
Mountain Xpress - Appalachian Wild uses recycled mascara wands to save wild lives
Fox Carolina - How your old mascara wands can help save wildlife
News 7 WSPA - Old mascara wands serve big purpose for local wild animals
WLOS News 13 - Animal rehabilitator goes viral with post about wild use for mascara brushes
Fox Carolina - Old mascara brushes get new life helping Appalachian wildlife
Mountain Xpress - Small brushes have a big impact for wildlife
Shenandoah Country - Your old mascara wands can help rescued animals
WLOS News 13 - Mascara wand-raising campaign is viral make-up call for wildlife group
Spectrum News - Appalachian rescue group overwhelmed with mascara wand donations
McDowell News - Old mascara wands help save wildlife
Charlotte Observer - Don’t throw away your old mascara wands
Asheville Citizen Times - Facebook post swamps animal rehab with mascara brushes
Mountain Xpress - Appalachian Wild uses recycled mascara wands to save wild lives
Fox Carolina - How your old mascara wands can help save wildlife
News 7 WSPA - Old mascara wands serve big purpose for local wild animals
WLOS News 13 - Animal rehabilitator goes viral with post about wild use for mascara brushes
Fox Carolina - Old mascara brushes get new life helping Appalachian wildlife
Mountain Xpress - Small brushes have a big impact for wildlife
Shenandoah Country - Your old mascara wands can help rescued animals
Press release. Please credit Appalachian Wildlife Refuge and note the Wands for Wildlife® program is a registered trademark.
Co-Founder Savannah Trantham on learning to use the wands to help wildlife: "It was a 'trick of the trade' passed on by one of my incredible mentors and friends when I first started rehabilitating wildlife! Now I get to share that trick with so many others!"
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