There's nothing quite like hawkwatching at the Grand Canyon. From being able to take in the beauty of a bird from above, to seeing special species, like the Critically Endangered California Condor that Utah Artist Mark Knudsen captures in this piece of fine art.

This is a statement piece for bird lovers, art collectors, or anyone inspired by wildlife and the wild places they call home.

Artist Biography
Mark Kundsen studied fine art at the University of Utah in '69 and '70. In the early '70's he took a position in the Art department at the Salt Lake Tribune and became Head of Design Features in 1989. In 2004 he retired to become a full time artist. He now spends his days in his studio painting alongside his wife/fellow artist, Leslie Thomas.

Acrylic on board painting
24" x 24"

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Old World Vultures are some of the most endangered birds in the world. Four species are Critically Endangered-meaning they are extremely likely to go extinct in the wild without intervention.

The Mortician's Friend highlights the risks posed to one of those species, the Hooded Vulture, which numbers approximately 131,000 individuals in the wild. It also honors the work done by Global Raptor Research & Conservation Grant recipient Abiola Chaffra to save this incredible species by working to study, understand, and reverse the sale of this species in fetish markets throughout West Africa.

Created as part of her Paintings for Plumage series, artist Annelisa Ochoa captures both the beauty of this bird and its critical conservation status in this 30x30cm original oil on canvas painting.

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Show you CARE about cavity-nesting raptors with this beautiful print of an American Kestrel, taken in Heber, Utah, by local photographer Alan Fuchs. This American Kestrel nested in a box monitored as part of HWI's CARES program.

With spooky season upon us, what better way to celebrate this time of year than by bringing home a print of a bird with a truly haunting call? That's exactly what you'll get if you win this striking 20x13" print of a Loon.

Kate Davis began life with a love of animals and by junior high school in 1973, she was caring for mammals and raptors with the Cincinnati Zoo Junior Zoologists Club. She provided educational programs at the zoo and in the community, as well as illustrating their publications and doing taxidermy work. After locating to Missoula in 1978, Kate received a degree with honors in Zoology from the University of Montana in 1982. She moved to a ranch outside of Missoula and obtained the required federal and state rehabilitation, possession, eagle exhibition and falconry permits. Kate founded Raptors of the Rockies in 1988, educating schools and the public about raptors and resource conservation. Since then, Kate and birds have appeared in 1970 programs for 140,800+ audience members, young and old alike, 145 schools (so far.) She has also presented her lively PowerPoint programs across the country from Boston to Seattle, with Chicago, Salt Lake City and Detroit in between.

Pen and ink offset print
20" x 13"

As the last rays of the Sun retreat over the horizon, pine and spruce trees are silhouetted against an azure blue sky, and the Evening Star Venus makes her presence known.

This image of Venus, captured by photographer Nicholas Ioan Lazaroae in 2023, was taken near Led Zeppelin Road in Custer-Gallatin Forest, Western Montana.

Medium and Substrate: Digital Photographic Archival Color Pigment Print. Size: Unframed 8" x 12", framed 16" x 12" x 1"

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Remember our late Raptor Ambassador, Calurus, with this original pencil drawing created by artist Janet Cain.

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