GISH Releases New Registration Video for 2019: Save the Forest Unicorn

Ali
Ali
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On Feb 16, Misha Collins teased the release of a GISH registration event as only Collins can, riding a unicorn.

As promised, GISH shared a video today recruiting GISHers for the 2019 Hunt and highlighting one of the projects, Saving the Forest Unicorn (STFU), specifically the endangered saola, a.k.a the Asian unicorn, found only in the Annamite Mountains of Laos. According to the video, there are only 70 currently in existence, and it is the most endangered land mammal in the world.  A portion of every registration, GISHolarship, invitation to register, or registration upgrade is donated to saving this beautiful animal and other endangered species. Each time someone registers or donates, 1/4 acre of forest land is saved, and March 5th is the last day to take part!

Check the video out below!

Want to get involved and STFU? Learn more about saving the unicorns and join GISH today!

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She's a working mother of four children who spends free time writing, gaming with her fiance' Earl, and putting up with two really lazy cats. She's passionate about mental health awareness and being a better human. Current interests include Riverdale, Marvel, Supernatural, and Star Trek. You can find Ali on Twitter: @SongbirdAliWhi1
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