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The Dymocks
Golden Paw Award
is on again!
 
   

Show the world how special our threatened animals are
and you can win great prizes for you and your school!

Visit our web-site from June 29 to find out all about the prizes, entry conditions and tips! If you want to get started now, this is what you do;

  • Find out more about Australia’s threatened animals and choose the one you like best
  • Draw or paint a picture of your animal on an A4 sheet of paper
  • Print out and fill in the entry form and stick it on the back of your drawing
  • From June 29, check our web-site for entry conditions and send your picture to the

    Dymocks Golden Paw Award
    Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife
    GPO Box 2666
    Sydney NSW 2001

This is the day that ‘Benjamin’ the last Tasmanian Tiger died in 1936. The paw print on the Dymocks Golden Paw Award is what the Tasmanian Tiger’s paw print looked like.

Entries close 7 September 2005, which is National Threatened Species Day.

To learn more about threatened animals, check out your school library or go to our web-site from June 29.

Have fun and Good Luck!


Did you know? Your entry helps us save the animals!

When you put our wildlife in the picture Dymocks will do their bit too to help save our species. For every Golden Paw entry they will donate 1 dollar to the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife to rescue our threatened animals!

Would you like to give us some feedback on this article? Contact the PAWS Team

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