Snares to Wares featured by Big Ten Network

The artisans of Snare to Wares, a program created by Dr. Robert Montgomery and PhD student Tutilo Mudumba, repurpose tire wires used to illegally hunt wild game, turning them into beautiful sculptures while attaining gainful employment.

The Snares to Wares program was featured in a recent Big Ten Network video and News Article:

 

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