Well, my 2nd semester of grad school has now passed, meaning that I am halfway through! This is a happy thought. The light at the end of the tunnel is …
When we combine artistic mediums with environmental science topics, we can increase our knowledge about the natural world, and how we act as stewards of the ecosystems around us. WHY …
Category: Art Exhibits, DIY Creations Tags: adult education, art, arts and crafts, ecology, education, environmental education, learning styles, multiple intelligences, nature, nature art, The Art of Ecology
As part of my spring 2023 “Wildlife Education” course (Masters of Environmental Science through Slippery Rock University), I conducted a survey/questionnaire that was designed to examine the public’s perceptions and …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Animals, bird feeders, bird feeding, birds, conservation, environmental education, human-wildlife interaction, public perception, social science, The Art of Ecology, wildlife education
This year has had so many incredible ups and some downs, however this has been such an overall year of growth! Despite moving to a new county in the fall, …
While this reflection is in part a journal for myself, I also hope it provides valuable insight into a Masters in Environmental Education for others interested in pursuing those endeavors. …
Iesha has a deep passion to protect the environment and to create ways to effectively solve environmental issues. Her experience working and volunteering has given her a well-rounded skill set …
Category: Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: bald cypress, conservation, ecological restoration, ecology, environmental education, georgia, mini grants for conservation, nature, old growth forests, Plants, The Art of Ecology
Hello all! Welcome to my 2022 Internship Reflection. My name is Lucy and I have been interning for The Art of Ecology for about 4 months now, and I will …
2021 was an emotional rollercoaster. I switched from working at a nature center to having The Art of Ecology be my full time job! This is a dream come true, …
Category: Year in Review Tags: 2021, art, conservation, education, environmental education, experiences, growth, opportunity, photography, social media, The Art of Ecology, year in review
A portion of the proceeds from my art sales benefits conservation efforts. In 2022, instead of donating a small % to habitat preservation or wildlife conservation non-profits, I will switch …
Category: Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: conservation, donation, eco-friendly, ecological restoration, environmental education, habitats, human-wildlife interaction, impact, mini grants for conservation, nature, preservation, The Art of Ecology
Happy “Wild About Wildlife” Month! Throughout July, we celebrate the amazing wildlife species found on this incredible planet (although hopefully you’re thinking about them and making decisions that positively impact …
Category: Animals, conservation, Endangered Species, The Art of Ecology Tags: africa, Animals, cheetah, conservation, ecology, elephant, Endangered Species, environmental education, giraffe, grey crowned crane, hippo, kenya, lion, nature, photography, The Art of Ecology, vulnerable species, wild about wildlife month, wildlife