EE Organizations and Projects - Arts Based
EE Organizations and Projects - Arts Based
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Links on this page include organizations and projects that feature art or music as a part of environmental education.
The Canary Project is an organization that uses visual art to communicate the impact of climate change. The organization started in 2006 photographing landscapes that are greatly effected by climate change and have since expanded the project to include other artists and media.
The URL is: http://www.canary-project.org/index.php
CITIZENShift is a National Film Board of Canada web magazine that integrates written, audio and visual media dedicated to citizen engagement and social change. Check out the CITIZENShift website for their new feature on Biodiversity and unique content from active citizens, independent filmmakers and multimedia artists. Voice your opinion, or contribute creatively!
The URL is: http://citizen.nfb.ca
Precipice Theatre Society is a performance group based in Banff, Alberta, committed to "preservation through performance." The group was formed in response to the need for creative
approaches to environmental awareness. Scripts and workshop information available. The URL is: http://www.today.net/precipice/index.html
MUSE raises funds for environmental projects through CD sales, concerts, and public donations. Focusing on protection for endangered or threatened species and preservation of habitats and an emphasis on environmental education for youth.
The URL is: http://www.musemusic.org/
"The All Species process is an attempt to build a sense of community and understanding of the natural world through the weaving together of old and new ideas from art, science, anthropology, counseling, theater and any other area that seems applicable." Contains ideas for Eath Day Activities and an "All Species" parade.
The URL is: http://www.allspecies.org/
This site illustrates an ongoing eco art project dedicated to portraying the "oldest, largest, and most noteworthy trees" through art. Special section inviting K-12 students and teachers to participate.
The URL is: http://www.nyu.edu/projects/julian/index.html
FREE use of Nature Photographs? We would be delighted to consider any request from a non-profit organization or individual wanting to use our award-winning nature photography for educational purposes. Revenue-generation projects are also considered. Just contact us with the details and we'll be happy to consider your request. Please enjoy the Nature Galleries, an offering of The Critical Decision Foundation educational organization.
The URL is: http://www.acriticaldecision.org/links/nature-gall...
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