Animal-Report

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Endangered & Rare Species of Vermont

Canadian Lynx by Painter Ellen Viereck.
Eastern Timber Rattlesnake by Clemma Dawsen.

More on this project visit Vermont Endangered List

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Upcoming Search for the Elusive 'Ghost Cat' in the Green Mountains
Interviews & Testimonials from people that have seen the Catamount in New England for decades. The U.S Fish & Wildlife Service declared the large cats 'extinct' in March of 2011.
www.fws.gov/northeast/ecougar/newsreleasefinal.html

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Catamount Stories Vermont

See the Barnard Monster & more stories at Search for the Catamount

"What would happen if I lost a deer to a lion?"
Southern Vermont hunter describes encounter in swamp at dusk,
with mountain lion while bow-hunting in 1993.

Jamie Franklin curator of the Bennington Museum shows us plaster casts of footprints from a mountain lion made in Chester, Vermont in 1934.

Monday, May 23, 2011

Museum Hill Santa Fe

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Market Square Stories

More on this work visit Market Square Ohio City

Monday, March 21, 2011

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Artist Daniel Richmond talks at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Upcoming Cleveland Museum of Art

Friday March 18, 2011
Endangered Words & Worlds
12:00 p.m. ART TALK Cleveland Museum of Art Lecture Hall
Daniel Richmond presents a recent artistic collaboration with Carlos Jackson that took place summer 2010 at BriBri Talamanca in Central America.

Please join Richmond after the talk outside in the Fine Arts Garden to help emboss the names of Ohio's 125 endangered species on the museum walkway with earth.

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Thursday March 17, 2011

Market Square Park

Starts 12:00 p.m.

Come help artist Daniel Richmond stencil the names of Ohio's endangered species on Market Square with colored dirt from New Mexico.

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Upcoming Museum Hill Santa Fe

Sunday May 22, 2011
112 Endangered Names: Tracking Your Wild Path
1-4PM
Join artist Daniel Richmond in the creation of a hands-on public art project on Milner Plaza. Learn about New Mexico's endangered species, and what you can do to protect our wild lands for clean air, water and wildlife. Track your wild path through activities such as stenciling with native soils (photo, below), and face painting; connect with your favorite wild creature by using a unique potato stamp tracker.

Cosponsored by the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, the International Folk Art Museum and the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance. http://www.nmwild.org FREE!

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