Art

Documenting glaciers in retreat: What Canada’s melting ice means for wildlife and communities

Glaciers in Canada’s Columbia Icefield are retreating at unprecedented rates, threatening freshwater ecosystems, wildlife, and the communities that rely on them. But artistic projects are using photography to make this distant crisis visible, reminding us of the cascading effects of glacier loss....

The HERDS: Art, Movement, and Urgency for Climate Action

A new public art and climate initiative brings life-sized puppet animals on a 20,000km journey from the Congo Basin to the Arctic, symbolizing the mass displacement caused by climate change. Blending art with science and rooted in storytelling, the project uses immersive performance to engage the senses for urgent action....

— SHOW YOUR LOVE! Blending art and nature to protect biodiversity

Chalk drawings of Ontario plants and animals

Taking it Outside: Biodiversity education beyond museum walls

Museums and galleries can often best promote and educate communities about biodiversity outside of their institutional walls....