The Grizzly Bear Project

A collection of paintings funding grizzly conservation in North America

Why Bears?

The grizzly bear is a keystone species; without them, the entire ecosystem suffers and biodiversity decreases. Their presence is so impactful even the landscape changes under their weight — rivers, vegetation, and forests are shaped by the grizzly bear. The natural world is not the only realm in which the grizzly bear wields influence. Since time immemorial the grizzly has acted as a teacher, a guide, and a mirror through which we can better understand ourselves and our relationship to nature. Protecting the grizzly bear maintains vast ecosystems, whilst also nurturing our connection to the lands we share.

Serene

30x48’’

Acrylic on canvas

Displayed at the Bateman Foundation Gallery of Nature, Victoria, BC & The Kelowna Art Gallery, Kelowna, BC

Watchful Eye

36x60’’

Acrylic on canvas

Displayed at the Bateman Foundation Gallery of Nature, Victoria, BC & The Kelowna Art Gallery, Kelowna, BC

Guardian

40x60’’

Acrylic on canvas

A direct collaborative artwork with the Grizzly Bear Foundation & Wildlife Photographer: Taylor Green

The Grizzly Bear Foundation

The Grizzly Bear Foundation is the only Canadian charitable organization dedicated solely to the welfare of grizzly bears (​Ursus arctos​).

They work collaboratively to support the conservation of grizzly bears through research and public education. They connect people with the latest research and conservation programs to improve human-bear interactions and empower communities to become better stewards of both grizzly bears and their habitats.

Cub of the Year

48x36’’

Acrylic on canvas

Displayed at the Maury Young Arts Centre, Whistler, BC

Collaboration with Wildlife photographer, Jack Plant