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Painting the Wild: How Artists Help Us Connect with the Natural World | Lauren Connolly
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In this captivating episode, we explore the intersection of creativity and conservation. Join us as we sit down with wildlife artists and educator who use the power of visual storytelling to ignite curiosity, empathy, and action for the planet's most vulnerable creatures. From delicate brushstrokes capturing endangered species to large-scale murals that turn city walls into jungles of awareness, discover how art becomes a bridge between humans and the wild.
Whether you're an artist, nature lover, or educator, this conversation will inspire you to see the natural world through a more connected, compassionate lens.
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