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Remember your visit to William B. Clark Conservation Area with this original watercolor painting design.

North American river otters, also called Canadian otters, have long, muscular, streamlined bodies with short legs and fully webbed feet bearing non-retractable claws.

Trout Fishes of Pennsylvania

This design calls to save the Amazon!

Inspired by the intro spiel for Flight of Passage

Map of US rivers based on TIGER GIS data

Historically, river otters could be found throughout New York State, but they drastically declined due to unregulated hunting, habitat destruction, and pollution. By the early '90s, the river otter was only found in the eastern half of the state, and a plan was put in place to change that. The New York River Otter Project was a public/private effort that helped bring river otters back to Western New York. With the help of volunteers and state environmental staff, between 1995 and 2000, over 280 otters were relocated from Eastern New York to 16 different sites across the western part of the state. The New York River Otter Project is considered one of the most successful otter restoration projects ever, as populations continue to thrive.

Common Hippo in Circle

The National Parks are great but it's our local parks that give us joy day to day! Show your support for this Pasadena favorite, the Arroyo Seco! The Arroyo Seco is a river in Los Angeles that goes from the Angeles National Forest to the confluence where it meets the LA river in northeast LA. Although contained by concrete the trails along the arroyo provide great opportunities to get outdoors and enjoy nature!

The artwork illustrates Belleville's City Hall with a black ink drawing. The artwork highlights the City's heritage architecture and historical significance along Lake Ontario.

The National Parks are great but it's our local parks that give us joy day to day! Hahamongna Watershed Park is a gem of park along the Arroyo Seco. It is one of the last alluvial plains in LA and has five distinct habitats that you can walk through in under 3 miles! Show that you support local parks with a t-shirt, sticker, pin, and more! Public parks are what make city thrive and are necessary for public health. Hahamongna Watershed Park provides a place to hike, walk, bird watch, ride horses, play disc golf, recreate on a sports field, and so much more! Show your love!

California creative original design for the fly fisherman on your California fisherman gift list. A TeeCreations original 2019.

Vintage Design of Cuyahoga Valley National Park in the state of Ohio.

Conservation is close to my heart - Common Hippo (distressed print)

Save the trees and we save the streams. Shade, Large Woody Debris recruitment habitat conservation original. Great for the soil scientist, forester, fisheries biologist or anyone who understands the importance of a healthy riparian buffer!

Conservation is close to my heart - Giant River Otter (distressed print)

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Nature photo of 3 Osprey in their nest. Also called sea hawk, river hawk, and fish hawk, is a diurnal, fish-eating bird of prey that was seriously endangered by effects of pesticides in mid-20th century; since DDT and related pesticides were banned in 1972, Ospreys have made a good comeback in many parts of North America. Found near water, either fresh or salt, where large numbers of fish are present. May be most common around major coastal estuaries and salt marshes, but also regular around large lakes, reservoirs, rivers. Migrating Ospreys are sometimes seen far from water, even over the desert.

A jaguar (panthera onca) peers out through foliage on the side of the Paraguay River in the northern Pantanal, Mato Grosso, Brazil. The facial injuries are very fresh, caused possibly by another jaguar, or by its intended prey (mostly caiman and capybara) disagreeing with its choice of lunch menu: the pattern of wounds suggests a caiman bite. Big cats recover quickly from injuries such as these: seen later in the day, the wounds were covered in dust and scarcely visible.

Gouache painting of a Bigeye Shiner Fish for Elgin public Museum's Endangered Illinois exhibit.

Thunder Basin National Grasslands is in northeastern Wyoming and in the Powder River Basin.

This Japanese art inspired artistry of a cute otter is a perfect addition to your wardrobe if you are a nature enthusiast or a pet owner who loves adorable wildlife mammals like otters and nature sceneries like the clouds, sunset, mountain, or a lake. Ideal for pet lovers who advocate conservation of endangered animals, and promote the advocacies for animal welfare and protection. This silhouette art of a cute otter is perfect for any occasion or a birthday idea for your friends or family who also love cute fur mammals like otters.

This Japanese art inspired artistry of a cute otter is a perfect addition to your wardrobe if you are a nature enthusiast or a pet owner who loves adorable wildlife mammals like otters and nature sceneries like the clouds, sunset, mountain, or a lake. Ideal for pet lovers who advocate conservation of endangered animals, and promote the advocacies for animal welfare and protection. This silhouette art of a cute otter is perfect for any occasion or a birthday idea for your friends or family who also love cute fur mammals like otters.

water droplet

It's a bear kayaking

Hippopotamus in low poly

MysticMounts - Mountain Nature Design

Hippopotamus with open mouth, he is yellow and is showing his big mouth with huge teeth and tongue...fun animal

Hippopotamus with open mouth, he is yellow and is showing his big mouth with huge teeth and tongue...fun animal

Hippopotamus with open mouth, he is yellow and is showing his big mouth with huge teeth and tongue...fun animal

The excitement and apprehension as a large male elephant starts wading towards the mokoros of the river safari tour group in the Okavango Delta in Botswana.

The capybara (also called chigüiro) is a giant rodent original from South America, in fact, the biggest rodent in the world!

This design is vector images made from an acrylic painting. It depicts the spawn of the Sockeye Salmon of the Pacific Northwest.

Painted on location at Clarks River Recreational Area in 2020. Acrylic on canvas.

Wild trout native to Pennsylvania's inland streams and rivers