Global Penguin Society Necklace

About the Global Penguin Society

GPS collect essential data of the biology and ecology of selected species, including population size and growth trends, and breeding parameters such as number of chicks produced per pairs. This information indicates how populations are responding to the environmental conditions around colonies. 

They also track penguins at sea to identify the areas where they eat, what they eat and the routes they follow; this allows them to detect overlaps with human activities and helps to identify what areas need to be protected. 

GPS assess the threats that penguins face like fishery mismanagement, oil drilling operations, pollution, changing conditions in the oceans, illegal trade of penguins, and human disturbance in the oceans.

10% of the profits from this necklace will be donated to the Global Penguin Society to fund the conservation of the world's penguins. 

Global Penguin Society is part of Wildlife Conservation Network

Wildlife Conservation Network is a U.S. nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.