Canadian Wildlife Federation is celebrating Rivers to Oceans Week in 2012 with their Water’s Worth It! video contest. The grand prize is $2,000 in funding towards a water-conservation project in the winner’s area. The top 10 finalists will receive a one-year subscription to the CWF magazine of their choice either : Canadian Wildlife, Biosphère or WILD magazine. Just send a one-minute video telling what is so special about your local body of water and why it’s worth conserving. This contest is open to all residents of Canada of any age. Entries will be accepted until June 30, 2012,after which there will be onlone voting for your favourite video,so be sure to let usd know about your entry,so we can help spread the word.
For more infor see http://www.cwf-fcf.org/en/action/awareness/rivers-to-oceans/act/waters-worth-it-video-contest/rules-for-waters-worth-it.html
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