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Make a difference for the planet with every purchase from the Art for Conservation gallery. When you see the heron symbol conservation photography  you know that the work was created by artists and conservation photographers who have dedicated their lives to a wide array of conservation initiatives. The images in this collection celebrate the diversity of life in all its forms.
 
Proceeds from the sales of prints from the Art for Conservation Gallery go to support the individual conservation photographers and artists and the grassroots initiatives they represent. The collection features well known National Geographic photographers, emerging artists working on single issue environmental campaigns and artists who have committed to sharing a portion of their proceeds from the sale of prints to help conserve our planet’s valuable resources.

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Jennifer Thompson

I work as a graphic designer but have a strong passion for the arts. I love color - vibrant and bright! I really enjoy creating something that can be looked at for hours and still see something new. I have started my new series of Jazz pieces and...

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Staffan Widstrand

Staffan Widstrand is an artistic photojournalist from Sweden. He has received 10 awards in the Wildlife Photographer of the year competition. He was selected as Nature Photographer of the Year in Sweden in 2001. He’s a Founding member of the...

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Igor Shpilenok

An environmental activist and founder of the Bryansky Les Nature Reserve, Igor travels across Russia documenting its wild places. The camera is Igor's most powerful and faithful companion in the struggle to protect the Russian wilderness - an...

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Natalie Morris

Natalie Morris developed a love for photography at a young age. This love for taking pictures grew stronger as Natalie grew older. She received her first camera at the age of seventeen and began through trial and error to capture the objects she saw...

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Kenneth Marsden

My serious interest and training in art started at a very early age when Chicago artist Gordon Martin "discovered" me in the 1940's. The youthful training by and exposure to his wide range of art and graphics was unique and continued up to when I...

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Janet Patton

In explaining her painting method, abstract artist Janet K. Patton says, "I do not plan ahead with preliminary sketches, but rather layer the paint and then problem solve to decide what my next image will be. This approach gives me the latitude to...

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Karla Nolan

Artist Karla Nolan is largely self-taught. Being an experimenter and an intuitive learner, she has benefited from studying books, visiting museums and galleries around the world, and by learning various painting techniques from several friends and...

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Linda Gadbois

Linda Gadbois holds a degree in graphic design and is capable of working proficiently in several mediums, primarily acrylic, pastel and color pencil. She is a self-taught fine artist who has won numerous awards for her work. A Colorado native,...

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Yann Sochaczewski

My goal is to tell exciting stories using atmospheric pictures, which allows the viewer to feel the fascination of wildlife. Because we only care for nature if we know about it. I want to bring this fascination close to people using the power of...

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