Merch that makes a difference. This t-shirt features a bold design spotlighting the Australian grayling, one of the 11 threatened species at the centre of the Wilderness Society’s landmark Federal Court case.
The Australian grayling is a small but remarkable freshwater fish found in rivers across NSW, South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania. Previously known as the ‘cucumber mullet’ for its distinctive cucumber scent, it follows a unique life cycle that relies on free-flowing rivers. Its numbers have declined due to bushfires, sediment, dams and disrupted flows. Despite being listed as vulnerable, it still has no recovery plan.
Product details:
• Unisex 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:
Jeremy Cent is an artist and digital marketer living and working on mununjali country. Deeply inspired by the natural world, his art seeks to understand and celebrate the environment.
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