| In 2016 the New Jersey Chapter launched the organizations mission with a series of children’s art workshops entitled “Painting Conservation” Introducing children to natural history through the visual arts is an engaging way of teaching animal literacy while also highlighting new concepts, such as wildlife conservation, biodiversity, and cooperative ecology. Creating an interest in conservation biology and enhancing visual learning is the most important objective of the NJ Chapter. | A Coloring BookBased on a series of Art & Ocean Conservation Workshops at the Cre8s Art School in Fort Lee, NJ, AAJ is a perfect way to introduce children to the various marine animals that inhabit the coral reef environment one of our most important and fragile ecosystems. All proceeds from sales to benefit the NJ Chapter’s Art Projects. |
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