In this episode of the Tuesday Art Chat podcast, Kerri Dixon discusses the profound connection between art and conservation. She shares her personal journey as a wildlife artist and how her passion for painting endangered species has led her to support various conservation efforts. Kerri emphasizes the importance of using art as a vehicle for change, providing practical ways for artists to contribute to wildlife conservation. She encourages artists to choose a focus for their efforts and highlights the impact that even small actions can have. The episode concludes with a call to action for artists to integrate purpose into their work, reinforcing the idea that art can be a powerful tool for making a difference.TakeawaysArt is a voice for endangered animals.Every painting can have a purpose.Art creates visibility and stirs emotion.Linking sales to conservation can drive real change.Donating a percentage of sales is a simple way to help.Encouraging direct donations can simplify fundraising.Prints can multiply support for conservation efforts.Collaborating with charities can enhance awareness.Choosing a focus helps channel energy effectively.Even small actions in art can contribute to conservation.Chapters00:00 The Power of Art in Conservation02:45 Personal Journey: From Artist to Conservation Advocate05:36 Practical Ways to Use Art for Wildlife Conservation08:20 Choosing a Focus: Making an Impact10:11 Integrating Art and Purpose: A Call to Action

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