Rewilding... for Pollinators.

Rewilding....for Busy Pollinators 

Yonder sky that has wept tears of compassion upon my people for centuries untold, and which to us appears changeless and eternal, may change. Chief Seattle- Chief of the Suquamish & Duwamish peoples. mid 1800.

Altered Perceptions, Photograph
 Manipulation. yf 2017, Abstaction of nature.

Honey Bee, Etching 2014

Inspired by COP26, culminating in the fourth eco-project, our Earth art local  creatives collaboration commences 1st-13th May. The intention to gain a deepening awarness of the impact that toxic pesticides and herbicides currently have on pollinators - Bees, birds and butterflies,when chemicals are used to manipulate natural habitats. Unfortunatley the act is detrimental to the very systems we also depend.Themed images include,various artworks, a bee hive installation on honey beekeeping, quotes and poetry.

The project also encourages people in the local community to participate by taking away a sunflower plant to grow for pollinators over the summer months - cultivating an awarness albeit "small" yet encourages positive meaningful action. We hope for a further  collage display to be held, sharing community Sunflower images in the autumn.

Images of art works below....

Amanda Erienbach Blessing stick

Installation of sunflower plants,wild seeds and quotes