Experience the wild beauty of the northern and central British Columbia coast through the eyes of 50 Canadian artists including Robert Bateman, Carol Evans and Roy Henry Vickers. An expedition of artists travelled to spectacular and remote areas to depict the rich biodiversity and ecological elements of the forest, intertidal, and ocean zones, along with the people, flora and fauna that have lived there for thousands of years.The resulting artworks portray the splendour of the region blended with essays and poetry, ...
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Experience the wild beauty of the northern and central British Columbia coast through the eyes of 50 Canadian artists including Robert Bateman, Carol Evans and Roy Henry Vickers. An expedition of artists travelled to spectacular and remote areas to depict the rich biodiversity and ecological elements of the forest, intertidal, and ocean zones, along with the people, flora and fauna that have lived there for thousands of years.The resulting artworks portray the splendour of the region blended with essays and poetry, featuring a foreword by award-winning journalist Andrew Nikiforuk and compelling writing by experts in their field. The artists goal is to bring attention to the dramatic beauty and ecological diversity of the coastal wilderness that will be at risk if tankers are permitted to ship tar sands oil through narrow and dangerous channels.
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Add this copy of Canadas Raincoast at Risk Art for an Oil-Free Coast to cart. $45.96, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Newport Coast, CA, UNITED STATES, published 2012 by Raincoast Conservation Foundat.