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Douglas Aja 
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Don Alemany 
The wildfowl sculptures I create is to showcase the beauty I see in nature. In doing so I hope other will stop and take notice of nature even if they are in their back yard. It sad to see the decrease in song birds and bees around my little part of the world. Enjoy what we have and please help with conservation.
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Harold Allanson
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Walt Anderson
My goal as an artist is to interpret an organism with love, respect, and fidelity to essence. As a naturalist and wildlife biologist, I want my work to inspire and motivate people to fully appreciate the natural world and work to protect it. Marvel at the beauty of an animal well portrayed, and you can for a moment escape the confusion of modern society and connect with something much bigger and grander.
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Ronald Andrews
Ronald Andrews is a wildlife biologist and artist whose deep connection to the natural world shapes his work. Over eighty years, he has devoted his life to studying and preserving ecosystems and species. Through his art, Ronald communicates the urgent need for conservation and the beauty inherent in nature. His paintings invite viewers to look beyond the canvas, inspiring a passion for protecting and preserving endangered habitats.
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Marc Arbez
We need to reestablish a strong connection with the natural world if we are to preserve it for future generations. Portraying wildlife and its rich diversity of habitat through visual art is one way to increase our understanding and appreciation for the living world.
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Rosemarie Armstrong
Earth, water and atmosphere inform my artistic practise. What I experience in the outdoors is translated into paintings which illuminate these landscapes and seascapes; oil paintings created to share the beauty as well as the juxtaposition of calm and chaos that defines our natural world. Colour, composition and light are integral to the development of my work, giving it a multi-dimensional, illuminated quality. I find mankind's quest for progress in conflict with the preservation of our rural...
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Del-Bourree Bach
One of the best ways we artists have of giving back to the world that inspires us is to donate our artwork and our time. I hope that my paintings have and will continue to raise awareness of the important conservation work we all need to do.
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Georgia Baker
If our existence as humans is a story, my art attempts to rewrite the narrative. In a time when our relationship to wildlife is fractured by misunderstandings, my hope is to inspire empathy and a mutual coexistence with our wild neighbors.
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Priscilla Baldwin
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Patricia Banks
"I am intrigued by the fleeting balance between strength and fragility in nature. Drawing inspiration from the natural environment I bear witness to the beauty, interdependence, and sanctity of all creation. I seek to share this glory with viewers so that they may also pause and reflect, and feel as if they are here, in the moment.”
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John Banovich
"There is a simplicity to nature, an honest truth. Its residents are complete, moving in a harmony and balance we will never understand."
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Suzanne Barrett Justis
The artist Gustave Courbet once said, "the beautiful is in nature and it is encountered under most diverse forms of reality. Once it is found, it belongs to art, or rather to the artist who discovers it." I have always been enraptured by the natural world and strive to recreate what moves and excites me with my art. I have always been captivated by animals and the many " diverse forms of reality" nature holds. As a kid, I was always drawing something, be it the maple tree in the backyard, our...
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Kimberly Beck
Birds connect us to the rhythms of nature. They help us understand the changing seasons by their comings and goings. They soar above us and around us and live amongst us in our backyards. They teach us about our landscape and even define it. We learn about beauty, grace, persistence, resilience, hope and ourselves when we take notice of the rhythm of the birds.
I am personally renewed daily by my experiences observing birds. I hope you can feel my passion for these beautiful creatures with...
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Joanne Beels 
I create paintings of flora and fauna so that 'they' can have a purpose, to raise money and awareness for wildlife and environmental charities.
If just one person looks closely into the eyes of one of my paintings, goes away and does something selfless for another creature then I consider that a huge success.
I strongly believe that one of the greatest threats to wildlife and wild places is the belief that someone else is doing something.
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Suzanne Belair
Forever interested in nature and the influence of mankind on wildlife, it is after completing a BSc in biology with specialisation in Ecology and environment that my mission became more educational.
Large mammals as well than all fauna and flora are greatly affected by what is happening to our home. My intention is to bring some of these issues to light and trigger a conversation while depicting beauty and strength.
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Michaelann Bellerjeau
Unlike so many investments we make, visual art can freeze in time what may otherwise pass us by, and surrounding oneself with art can provide a much needed refuge, a gently pressed break from the rush of life. A glance at a painting of an expansive sunset, a portrait of an innocent child, an animal captured in it's natural habitat or a fascinating abstract can let us connect to our feelings from that moment in time, providing depth, clarity, excitement or perspective. I believe a scene of...
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Terry Berg
"My hope is that you connect to the love that radiates from the beautiful animals that touch me so deeply when I put my brush to the canvas."
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Linda Besse
Recognizing nature's own artistry, Linda works to incorporate that intricate beauty in her original oil paintings.
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Nansi Bielanski Gallup
The Ocean is my love!!
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Lucrezia Bieler
I am using single sheets of black paper and scissors to make complex cut images.
To me the material and the production process reflects the delicacy and also the fragility of nature. All things are interconnected and interwoven and have an impact on each other. My work discusses the interactions in nature: the eternal flow of life.
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Cindy Billingsley
Animals have a right to a place in the world. We as human make up just a small part of the world. Everything is connected and once different species of animals disappear then more and more will follow. Animals do not have a voice, and as an artist I wanted to try and give them a voice through my art. Artists through centuries have been the observers in a society. Art can make a difference, get people thinking, seeing and hopefully changing ways so that animals can keep and improve their...
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Brett Blumenthal
Profoundly passionate about wildlife and our planet, Brett's work is deeply intertwined with her commitment to biodiversity and the protection of our planet's precious creatures and landscapes. Through her art, she strives to bridge the gap between humanity, the animal kingdom and our environment, emphasizing the importance of wildlife and environmental conservation.
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Mia Bosna
My illustrations are designed to inspire a deeper appreciation of our world as interconnected and inseperable from the broader ecological system.
My latest work invites people to connect with endangered species in a way that fosters a restorative mindset, benefiting both the animals and our shared habitats. These images are created from a combination of my meditative practice with a committed environmental stewardship, offering a unique approach to conservation and connection to community. The ...
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Lynn Branson
"I take great pride that art is created from my love affair with wood. The wild forces of nature produce my material.
I have learned not to judge a piece of wood by its exterior appearance, for beneath the surface I can take it anywhere I want just by using my imagination. What I try to achieve with my sculptures is to touch the innermost of human emotions. I am most respectful and caring towards our environment."
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Stefanie Bretecher
“Earths true wilderness is vanishing. Luckily Canada is one of the few countries that still offers vast areas that are untouched by humans. Where human and wildlife habitat merge it is possible to encounter all kinds of wild animals – something that we may take for granted.Being a newcomer to this beautiful country and seeing animals in the wild never ceases to amaze me. With my paintings I attempt to capture wildlife in a way that will allow the viewer to connect with the animal by conveying...
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Deborah Brosen
Deborah Brosen is a self-taught artist from Kinderhook, NY who has combined her passion for art and the outdoors. While embarking on a journey to find her own niche in the art world, she began to use the feathers of a wild turkey as her canvas. For the past 30 years, Deborah has been creating art on feathers and has used her art to give back to others.
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warren brown
Do you think the ocean is salty cause no one waves back? I spend most of my time waving back and dedicated to capturing the beauty of the ocean and its inhabitants in my art. i have a deep respect for the ocean and the creatures that call it home, and try reflect this admiration in my paintings and experiences of life on canvas and sharing them with the world.
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Holly Cannon
God has given me an amazing gift, and my passion is to share it with the world.
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Laara Cassells
“I want to portray each animal I paint as an individual with its own unique personality, to evoke an emotional response in the viewer, a feeling that they’ve shared amomentary magical encounter with the animal itself.”
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Gloria Chadwick
Contemporary artists are now much like the ancient cave painters. We are documenting the passing of species at the hand of mankind. While photographers capture the moment in time, painters capture the soul.
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Kim Chase
I like to celebrate the symbiotic relationship between humanity and the natural world through my artistic expressions of animals and wildlife. My collection showcases work that capture the essence of nature's gift—its boundless beauty, resilience, and transformative power. With each brushstroke, I try to portray the indescribable, instilling in my creations a sense of reverence for our planet. My artwork beckons the viewer to pause, to reconnect with the vastness of nature's embrace, as we...
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Andrea Cheers 
My philospohy is rooted in observation and reverance , I believe in slowing down and looking closely in honoring what is often overlooked.
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RoseMarie Condon
The Canadian wilderness has always been a major inspiration for my paintings, drawings and photography. Plein air painting, sketching in watercolour, acrylic or oils I have trekked, camped and rafted throughout Canada.
Life drawing is a discipline I have kept through a half century of creating art both illustrative and fine art. I share my love of drawing, painting and sculpting with children and tirelessly support the arts in the City of Kawartha Lakes where my studio sits amidst farms and...
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Carrie Cook
I'm a portrait artist, working to capture the individual and find his or her story. By setting ourselves so far apart from other animals, we lose our connection to them and the rest of the planet in the process.
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Brent Cooke
One of the challenges I enjoy most in the creation of a piece, is trying to convey movement and life in my subjects. Despite the fact that they are made of metal and stone, for me it is essential that the scultpure be "fluid" and moving. If the sculpture compels a person to touch it or turn it or interact in any way then the piece meets my hopes of further engaging the viewer beyond simply visual appreciation. Also, with many of my subjects being involved in pursuit activities, I rely on the...
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Bryan Coombes
We are here for the experience of life. Most people get that on some level. It's my belief that this experience is the only thing we leave with. So make and build things, enjoy the planet, get away from your computer screens and get wet, tired and dirty. Express yourself in whatever way makes sense to you and try your best to love everyone.
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Jill Corless
I am so very lucky to be able to combine my love of animals with my love of art and spend my days doing what I love. I strive to add an emotional element to my painting usually through their eyes, that draws the viewer in. Most of my more recent work is from my own photographs from traveling to the animals natural habitat, it makes me feel so connected to the painting as I have a memory of the moment in time I took the photo. The comment I get the most when someone is talking about my work is...
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Lynden Cowan
As a self- taught artist, I prefer oil paint on canvas and for the most part triple zero brushes for working on fine detail. Paintings are meticulously rendered from multiple layers of thinly applied paint, and small strokes pick up the preferred natural light. Wild landscape and highly detailed scenes are my subject of choice and I strive to include the viewer in my visual journey and interpretations of the naturel world and human nature.
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Dennis Curry
While much of the art of the past has dealt with the glories and follies of humankind, I feel a need to portray nature for its own sake with the hope of promoting value and respect for our unique planet and the varied forms of life with which we share it.
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