Humans Required Slideshow for the Bay Area Open Space Council

I’m excited to be offering 13 slides from the Conservation:Humans Required project that I’ve been working on over the years.  This set of slides is particularly exciting to present to the Bay Area conservation professionals who will be attending a sold out seasonal gathering by the Bay Area Open Space Council at the David Brower Center in Berkeley.  The BAOSC is a fantastic organization that makes great things happen in the conservation world.  Thanks to Annie and Ryan for this opportunity.

These slides come from the heart as I want to inspire a new wave of conservation minded humans who see knowledge and commitment as an answer to habitat degradation.  Many of these photos depict places I am attached to as an ecologist, hiker, photographer, or just a philosopher.  All scenes are less than 150 miles from home.  All scenes feel like home…

Here’s a one slide of the show.  It should be fun and I hope to make some strong connections with new friends.

 

Conserving Natives – Both Plants and Knowledge

I was recently approached by a naturopathic physician about art for her healing space.  I was immediately excited about the idea since she was also very interested in my ties to local botany and ecology.  A match made in heaven – healing, botany, conservation.  Yeah, sign me up!

Continue reading