CIRVA

Acronym	Definition
CIRVA	Committee for the Recovery of the Vaquita (UK)

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In the last full population estimate, carried out in 2017, CIRVA found there were only 30 vaquitas left.

Scientists spot six near-extinct vaquita porpoises

Shortly afterward, Villa Noailles led her to a residency in both Sevres Cite de la Ceramique and CIRVA (International Research Center on Glass and Visual Arts).

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CIRVA is also sounding the alarm on the potential extinction of the vaquitas.

Government announces plan to save endangered porpoise in Gulf of Baja California

Getting the award presented Richoz with opportunities for three new projects: residencies with Sevres porcelain and the CIRVA glass research center (at which she's developing a line of bath products and a vase, respectively) and a suspension lamp for Kreo Gallery.

Air to the throne: the deceptively delicate designs of burgeoning talent Julie Richoz pack an elegant punch

When you win the prize, you don't just win the opportunity to do an exhibition the year after, but also the opportunity to do projects with different partners who are all very prestigious, like Kreo Gallery, Sevres [porcelain], and CIRVA [glass research institute].

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