Our vision is to harness the transformative power of nature art to ignite stewardship and advocacy for Washington’s endangered species.
–wildsprout.org
After spending several years narrowly focused on backyard beekeeping and urban farming in Western Washington, we are revising our mission so that we may expand our impact.
Therefore, in collaboration with environmentalists, citizen scientists, and art enthusiasts of all abilities, we will shift our attention to raise awareness of Washington’s native and endangered species (as published by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife).
Creating a Gallery of Washington’s Endangered Species
Like flames that dance, a fierce display, Orange whispers of impending fray. In nature’s palette, a potent hue, A warning sign, both old and new.
In autumn’s cloak, it paints the trees, A symphony of gold, a rustling breeze. Yet in its depth, a subtle alarm, Of seasons changing, of impending harm.
On roadways winding, through the night, A glow of caution, a guiding light. Orange cones and signs align, A vivid marker, a boundary line.
In life’s vast canvas, it takes its place, A color bold, a steadfast grace. A beacon bright, in moments grim, A harbinger of trials within.
So heed the orange, its vibrant call, A signpost clear, lest we should fall. In every warning, a chance to see, The path ahead, with clarity.
(OpenAI, 2024)
References
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Computer software]. Retrieved February 8, 2024, from https://openai.com/chatgpt
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. (2023). Threatened and Endangered Species, State Listed Species. Retrieved December 28, 2023, from https://wdfw.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2024-03/wa-state-listed-and-candidate-species-list.pdf
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