Endangered Species Print Project

Art and conservation project which raised over $15,000 for wildlife conservation.

Endangered Species Print Project worked with over 20 artists to create limited-edition artworks that raised funds for critically endangered species. The project was exhibited at spaces like the Notebaert Nature Museum, galleries, and film festivals and was covered in Orion Magazine's 35th-anniversary issue. ESPP raised over $15,000 for conservation.

ESPP was co-created with artist Jenny Kendler. 2009-2018.

Art activism campaign on social media for World Rhino Day.

To raise awareness of rhino and pangolin poaching. We decided to highlight just how gross it is to drive an animal to extinction for the use of its body parts. This is especially gross when those parts are basically just giant toenails; rhino horns and pangolin scales are made of keratin, the same as human toenails. We invited artists to create works featuring rhinos and pangolins using human toenails/toenail clippings. #JustGiantToenails

Co-created with Katy Tanis/Daughter Earth in 2016.

Ghost bats, vampire finches, and aye-ayes! None of these animals are actual monsters; they all play a vital part in their ecosystems! In some cases, the human-perceived spookiness of these animals has led to their decline.

A drawing prompt list featuring spooky selections from the animal kingdom. Inviting artists to draw along and everyone to follow along and learn about these #spookyspecies

Co-created with Katy Tanis/Daughter Earth in 2019.