Nutcracker and Grizzly
$5 per shirt sold will be donated to Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative
"Garment Dyed Heavyweight Tee" - printed on Comfort Colors Tees!
Tee featuring a Clark's nutcracker on the front chest and a grizzly bear on the back . The text on the back describes the interconnectedness of wildlife and nature - between Mountain Whitebark pine trees, grizzly bears and Clark's nutcrackers.
The back text reads: "Mountain Whitebark pines drop cones, Clark's Nutcrackers pry open the cones, spread the seeds in thousands of caches; some for later, some for grizzly bears to eat, and some to sprout new pines; all dancing in a fragile balance."
Artist: Katie Christiansen - Coyote Art and Ecology
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Nutcracker and Grizzly
$5 per shirt sold will be donated to Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative
"Garment Dyed Heavyweight Tee" - printed on Comfort Colors Tees!
Tee featuring a Clark's nutcracker on the front chest and a grizzly bear on the back . The text on the back describes the interconnectedness of wildlife and nature - between Mountain Whitebark pine trees, grizzly bears and Clark's nutcrackers.
The back text reads: "Mountain Whitebark pines drop cones, Clark's Nutcrackers pry open the cones, spread the seeds in thousands of caches; some for later, some for grizzly bears to eat, and some to sprout new pines; all dancing in a fragile balance."
Artist: Katie Christiansen - Coyote Art and Ecology
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$5 per shirt sold will be donated to Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative
"Garment Dyed Heavyweight Tee" - printed on Comfort Colors Tees!
Tee featuring a Clark's nutcracker on the front chest and a grizzly bear on the back . The text on the back describes the interconnectedness of wildlife and nature - between Mountain Whitebark pine trees, grizzly bears and Clark's nutcrackers.
The back text reads: "Mountain Whitebark pines drop cones, Clark's Nutcrackers pry open the cones, spread the seeds in thousands of caches; some for later, some for grizzly bears to eat, and some to sprout new pines; all dancing in a fragile balance."
Artist: Katie Christiansen - Coyote Art and Ecology
