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AFC supports wildlife and habitat conservation, biodiversity, sustainability, and environmental education through art that celebrates our natural heritage. We engage, inspire and inform the public, and empower artists as ambassadors for the environment.

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David Kitler

AFC’s Flag Expedition program facilitates collaborative art and science field work to study and promote endangered species and their vanishing habitats. 

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Truss Frogs and Frond

AFC’s Art for Conservation program provides an online venue for the sale of artwork with a portion of the proceeds voluntarily earmarked by the artist to support a conservation organization.

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Carel Brest van Kempen Frog

AFC’s Annual Juried Exhibit – The Art of Conservation – recognizes artists for their commitment to artistic excellence and conservation, raises awareness of conservation issues, and directly supports conservation organizations through the sale of art work. 

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Annual Exhibit

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - AFC Touring Exhibit

Join us in Tucson from January 14 through March 10, 2012 for AFC's Touring Exhibit - "The Art of Conservation" at the Arizono-Sonora Desert Museum. ! Find out more >>.

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Features

AFC Flag Expedition book by Ria Winters on Flora and Fauna of Mauritius 2012/02/10 - Two years after the  Ria Winters Flag Expedition to Mauritius a beautiful full colour book has been published about the extinct and endemic fauna of Mauritius and Rodrigues.
2011/10/04 - Assateague Island, a tiny barrier island on the Atlantic Coast of Maryland and Virginia, is home to Assateague Island National Seashore and Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge.  The United Nations has designated Assateague as a...
2011/08/14 - With two of Griffiths' paintings selected for the finals of the BBC wildlife artist of the year including these Spix Macaws and the other, a Kingfisher, was voted the winner of 'Animals in their enviroment (UK and worldwide) There were...
AFC Tours to Arizona
2011/12/24 - On January 14th, the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum (ASDM) will officially host AFC's touring exhibit comprising most of the artwork from the live exhibit at Grouse Mountain, in November, 2011. Nearly 70 artworks will go on display to the public through March 11, 2012. A special opening reception is planned on January 14, which will include a special screening of AFC's first documenary film - "How an Artist Saved the Mountain Gorilla"
Robert Bateman Painting "Deep Winter - Wolves"
Art, Conservation Festival Opening attracts visitors ages 6 to 60+
2011/11/05 - Today's Artists For Conservation (AFC) Festival Opening at Grouse Mountain brought out young and old and everyone in-between to learn about the importance of nature through art.
Sun, 01/01/2012 - Sat, 03/31/2012
Oradell, , New Jersey (United States)
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