Art and Endangered Species- Artists have a voice

Artists make art about things they care deeply about. 

Some artists care about the flora (plants) and fauna (animals) on our planet, and want to raise public awareness for the many endangered species (a kind of animal or plant that in serious danger of becoming extinct.) 

Louis Masai creates murals to bring attention to endangered species, by making murals in busy cities for people to notice as they walk by. 

Eleven year old artist, Bria Neff, paints pictures of endangered species to raise money to help help them.  

Other Artists:

Beetle Cherry-Illustrated Wildlife Park

Young Artists --descriptions

In the US

Endangered Species

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-Why is it important to protect endangered species and their habitats?

-What is your favorite endangered species?

Local Organizations:

Endangered Wolf Sanctuary

World Bird Sanctuary

Across the Globe:

Arts for Animals is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of endangered species through education and artistic inspiration. It sprang from a desire shared by artist Anne London ,and her husband Jim Hart, to do something concrete to save the wildlife they had grown to love.

Meeting #2

oceantodaynoaa

video by Smithsonian and NOAA

Ceramic ideas

Lyndall Bensley, Ceramic Sculptor

 Lyndall Bensley is an Australian Ceramics Sculptor. She makes sculptures of marine wildlife from Austrailia. Her main goal with the sculptures is to allow people to see these beautiful, endangered creatures and learn about them – to appreciate them.

Hammerhead Shark

Port Jackson Shark

Charlotte Pack

Wildlife and   nature   are  key   influences   that   inspire British Artist, Charlotte Pack. Growing up on a farm and travelling through Southern and Eastern Africa contributed to Charlotte’s affection for the environment and animals both large and small.