Verbena, Viper’s Bugloss, and Chicory blooms blend reds and blues to look vibrant, yet soothing at the same time. The color of these flowers are so beautiful, but what exactly …
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
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
Bright Sunshine, Butterfly wings, Bird Plumage, and flowers…. What do these all have in common? They can be “Illuminating”, the Pantone Color of the Year! This year, Pantone selected 2 …
Category: Year in Review Tags: 2021, birds, butterflies, color of the year, Colors, Flowers, gray, illuminating, pantone, Photo Prints, photography, Plants, The Art of Ecology, yellow
Sky, Water, Butterfly wings, Bird Plumage, and flowers…. What do these all have in common? They can be “Classic Blue”, the Pantone Color of the Year! This color was chosen …
Category: Year in Review Tags: Animals, birds, blue, blue flowers, blue in nature, butterflies, classic blue, color of the year, Colors, Flowers, nature, pantone, Photo Prints, photography, Plants, sky, The Art of Ecology, water
This year has been one of incredible growth here at The Art of Ecology! Throughout the 2019 year, I was able to stay true to my mission of building visual …
Category: Year in Review Tags: 2019, art, conservation, education, goals, growth, nature, photography, programs, public speaking, science, The Art of Ecology, year in review
As an artist who focuses much of their time on conservation and the betterment of the environment, I find it surprising how much waste an artist produces unintentionally! From the …
Tags: art, Colors, conservation, crafts, eco-friendly, mosaic, paint, paper mache, photography, recycle, reduce, reflections, reuse, sustainability, The Art of Ecology, trash, upcycle, waste, zero waste
For the past two years, I have been photographing two meadows at Tyler State Park, in Newtown PA, as part of a long-term project run by Bucks County Community College …
Category: Backyard Habitats, Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: art, conservation, data visualization, documentary, ecological restoration, ecology, Gardening, habitats, photography, Plants, pollinator garden, pollinators, science, Seasons, state park, STEAM, The Art of Ecology, wildlife habitat
As a Conservation Photographer who finds the interconnection of life fascinating, I try to reflect that passion in my work. I created my “Heart & Soul” project to depict this …
Category: Art Exhibits Tags: Adaptations, Animals, art, art sale, bearded dragon, canine, Climate Change, Colors, conservation, Endangered Species, habitat destruction, habitats, heart and soul, interconnection, photography, The Art of Ecology, turtle, wildlife, wildlife habitat
Recently, my husband and I went on our honeymoon to Greece! As both of us are in the environmental field (he’s an arborist – or Tree Doctor), we were both …
Category: Ocean Tags: Animals, biology, conservation, ecology, education, environment, fish, greece, Health, hot spring, lake vouliagmeni, minerals, nature, photography, science, The Art of Ecology, Travel, water, water on earth