From majestic gray wolves to smiley giant salamanders, each forest dweller has a key role to play in their local ecosystem, aka neighborhood! Beavers promote vegetation growth, support biodiversity, and mitigate erosion in riparian areas. Big leaf maples provide shade and food for other life forms. Red-capped mushrooms recycle nutrients while egrets support a balanced food web. Each relies on the other's survival and thriving in order to survive and thrive :) may we learn from their interconnected beauty and support their continued resilience! 

Pictured here: Gray wolf, Pacific giant salamander, American beaver, Great Spangled Fritillary butterfly, stream violet, willow, alder, barn owl, Coho salmon, sword fern, Douglas fir, blue heron, egret, fly agaric (red-capped) mushroom, fairy ring mushroom, moss, big leaf maple

Curious Ecologies by Suze Wehr promotes environmental advocacy and ecological education through illustration and design. 10% of proceeds from every piece sold will be donated to support climate justice and wildlife conservation advocacy (in December 2024, these funds will be directed to the amazing folks at Indigenous Climate Action https://www.indigenousclimateaction.com/ and Wolf Haven International https://wolfhaven.org/)

CARE INSTRUCTIONS: For this (and any clothing you love and want to keep around for a long time), it's best to wash on cold and hang to dry, or dry it on a gentle setting.