Merch that makes a difference. This t-shirt features artwork spotlighting the Forest red-tailed black cockatoo, one of the 11 threatened species at the centre of the Wilderness Society’s landmark Federal Court case. It also forms part of our Birdlife Collection, celebrating Australia’s extraordinary native birds.
Found only in the South West of Western Australia, this striking cockatoo with its deep red tail feathers and unique ‘karak’ call is under threat. Logging and land clearing are destroying the mature forests they rely on to breed and survive. With small family groupings and slow breeding cycles, every tree lost makes a difference. Protecting habitat is essential to protect this bird.
Product details:
• Women’s t-shirt
• Fit: regular fit (see sizing chart)
• Fabric: 100% combed organic cotton
• Weight: 180 GSM (mid weight)
• Sustainability: Cotton grown without herbicides or pesticides
The campaign:
Backed by our supporters, we’re challenging the Environment Minister’s failure to make recovery plans for Australia’s threatened wildlife. Every purchase supports the Wilderness Society’s full suite of tactics to hold governments accountable and protects Australia’s threatened species.
About the artist:
Kathryn Warwick is an artist inspired by the natural world, using watercolours, inks, pencils, and oils to portray nature’s beauty. Originally from England, she reignited her passion for art after relocating to rural New South Wales, where she now draws inspiration from Australia’s remarkable wildlife. In collaboration with the Wilderness Society, Kathryn created the Birdlife Collection, celebrating Australia’s endangered and vulnerable birdlife.
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