Bare Essentials wishes to pay homage to women wildlife warriors who dedicate their lives to educating and inspiring others to appreciate and enjoy our earth. These custodians of nature devote their time and effort towards establishing sustainable solutions for the preservation of our wild heritage a treasure worth fighting for!

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As of January 2009 Bare Essentials will be charging a yearly subscription fee of $30 with 20% of all purchases going directly to the magazines wildlife ambassadors - Vital Ground, the Snow Leopard Trust and the Cheetah Conservation Fund! That’s right now the Ultimate Action Magazine for Women offers readers the chance to be a part of the action and help preserve our wild heritage! So spread the word, Bare Essentials is inspiring women to live with passion and purpose whilst, giving everyone the chance to support nature!

A wildlife treasure and one of the most beautiful and elusive creatures on earth, the snow leopard needs your support to survive.  In the Nov/Dec Issue of Bare Essentials Magazine OUT NOW, we take a look at this majestic cat and the many ways you can help ensure their future.  With Christmas just around the corner and a fantastic selection of handmade crafts from Snow Leopard Enterprises, why not spread the spirit of the season and help support community efforts to protect the snow leopard.  

To find out more checkout page 26 of the Nov/Dec Issue of B.E.

The Wildlife Warrior is someone who dedicates their energy and directs their actions towards a nobel purpose, ‘to preserve and protect our wild heritage’.  When you vow to take action on behalf of animals and the environment you become a Force for Nature and an important part in world conservation!

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Want to be a Wildlife Warrior?  

It is easier than you think, as even the smallest of actions can carry a big impact.

For every new person who subscribes to the Snow Leopard Trust’s eNews, a $2 donation will be donated towards conservation efforts, thanks to the generous support of the Leona M. Geyer Charitable Trust, the Leslie Foundation, Doug and Maggie Walker, and Joan Gray.

So invite your friends and family to sign up with you and help Save the Snow Leopards!