Murals of endangered species scatter throughout downtown Westport

The Artists Collective of Westport reminds viewers of their work about the suffering that endangered species endure while providing ways that they can get involved to help.

Photo by Brooke Dembin '22

The Artists Collective of Westport reminds viewers of their work about the suffering that endangered species endure while providing ways that they can get involved to help.

Brooke Dembin '22, Assistant Creative Director
October 22, 2020

Murals of endangered species scatter throughout downtown Westport

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