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The Colors of Lewis Hill Preserve

[dropcap color=”#000000″ font=”0″]T[/dropcap]here’s a painting in California’s Central Valley. It’s a grassy-hilled canvas just north of Porterville that stretches 110 acres.  Pointillism at its finest is an understatement as the rocky outcroppings rival any work of Seurat. And then there’s the wildflowers, placed ever so erratically along the foothill just as nature’s brush intended. Lewis Hill Preserve is a place where rare and beautiful works of art like the striped adobe lily bask in sharp contrast to the modernistic approach of development. A Sunday afternoon and a cool breeze, it was the perfect day for an art show…enjoy!

 

 

Scott Artishttp://www.journowl.com
Scott serves as Director of Development & Communications for Audubon Canyon Ranch (focusing on preservation, education and conservation science) and has almost fifteen years of experience spanning for-profit and nonprofit sectors in biotech, wildlife conservation and management, communications, and philanthropy. In addition to a strong track record in organizational growth and leadership, he is the founder of Urban Bird Foundation and Burrowing Owl Conservation Network, and presided over ECHO Fund, a coastal protection and restoration organization, as President for four years. Scott holds an M.A. in Environmental Studies with a concentration in Sustainable Development and Policy, degrees in Micro & Molecular Biology and Environmental Sciences, and has complemented his studies with a Master's certificate in Environmental Resource Management.
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