HELP BRING THE WAMA PROJECT TO LIFE
HELP BRING THE WAMA PROJECT TO LIFE
HELP BRING THE WAMA PROJECT TO LIFE
The WAMA Project has begun, but we need your support to ensure this destination project comes to life.
We are creating a Wildlife and Art Precinct that will celebrate, educate, nurture and protect rare species of plants and animals. WAMA will be a unique and inspiring tourist destination that celebrates the relationship between art, science and nature.
Why support WAMA?
WAMA aims to create beautiful, stimulating spaces and environments where people want to contribute, participate and engage in nature through art and education.
WAMA will bring significant cultural and economic benefits to the region including:
ECONOMIC – Create new employment opportunities and boost local economy
TOURISM – Strengthen, support and grow Grampians tourism
ART AND CULTURAL – Provide a national Gallery that showcases wildlife art
FLORA & FAUNA – Unique Native Botanical Garden focusing on the preservation and conservation of local flora and fauna
EDUCATION – Provide educational programs for all ages including school groups linking nature with art and science
INFRASTRUCTURE – Provide a community conference and functions centre
HOW TO DONATE
Make your secure online donation by clicking the DONATE button above. You will receive an immediate receipt by return email. A DGR tax receipt will be issued in due course. You don’t need to have a PayPal account.
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Send your cheque or make a pledge using this downloadable donation form and forward to WAMA Foundation, PO Box 28, Stawell, Victoria, 3380.
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Would you like to speak directly with us? Please email info@wama.net.au including your phone number and a short message, and we will call you.
WAMA is a not-for-profit organisation and donations of $2 or more are tax deductible.
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Acknowledgement of country
WAMA is honoured to be able to do what we love within an ancient, diverse and unique cultural landscape that we call home. A landscape created by the great creator Bunjil, crafted by the many rich creative beings and forces, and cared for by the First Nations’ peoples. We acknowledge and respect their enduring knowledge, wisdom, leadership and friendship and their Elders past, present and future.