Saturday, October 22, 2011

The Wolf - A New Lease on Life straight through Art and sculpture

The Wolf - A New Lease on Life straight through Art and sculpture


The involved social order of the wolf family is as loving and caring an environMent as one will find in the wild. A strong male and his mate, form the town of this tight-knit group. As with any inherent relationship, first impressions will last a lifetime.

Few animals have undergone the challenge in social perception, as has the North America wolf. For decades this feared and often hunted vertebrate had gone extinct in many areas of Canada and the United States that they had roomed freely for 1000s of years. Today many conservation efforts and social awareness has helped reintroduce wolf packs into many national parks over the Us and Canada. Montana with one of the largest wolf populations in the Us has seen an increase of 8 percent in 2010. This increase while requisite only brings the total to 565 wolves in the state and only 1650 over the mid west and about 60,000 over all of North America.

The biggest supporters of the reintroducing these wolves back into many areas are the Western Wildlife Conservancy and the Defenders of Wildlife Organization. These pro wolf groups straight through fundraising and lobbying efforts have made an impact in the hunting and trapping laws associated with the animal as well as raising social awareness and support. It is the goal of both these organizations to protect the species as well as the habit in which it roams.

Many citizen today are also studying about the life of the wolf straight through art. The renewed interest in wolf conversation has inspired many wildlife painters and sculptures to take a second look at this gorgeous animal and the life it lives. Internationally sublime artist Stephen Lyman pioneered the renewed spirit of the wolf straight through more than a dozen painting that received many esteemed awards in the late 80's and early 90's. Named one of the World's top artist prior to his untimely death in 1996. Millions of citizen have seen his spirit and devotion to this vertebrate straight through his art. Ultimately raising awareness and curiosity straight through art.

Recently wildlife sculptor Joe Slockbower introduced "Circle of Life". A wolf statue that depicts a wolf mother, father and cub in a loving and tender moMent in time. This statue and many others depict the wolf as a dedicated, caring and sociable animal. This is a stark inequity how the world portrayed this animal only a decade earlier.

While many organizations champion the plight of the wolf pack and the environment. It has been straight through paintings, posters of wolves and wolf statues that has made the biggest impact on the definite perception in today's society. Showing these creatures in a definite light has helped the survival of these creatures and has helped bring them back from the brink of extinction.




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