Keep Pacheco Wild!
Updated: Sep 14, 2023
I was approached by Stop The Pacheco Dam Project to design a sticker and t-shirt for their work to "Keep Pacheco Wild" and stop the expansion of an existing dam that would damage many surrounding public lands, ranch lands, and burden tax payers unnecessarily.
The focus of this design was to highlight the beauty of the open spaces that the Pacheco area provides for humans, plants, and animals. The elements we focused on were the endangered Alluvial Sycamore and Oak Woodland habitats, open Grasslands, rolling hills, wildflowers, and the iconic soaring Red Tailed Hawks that Kate Wolf sings about so elegantly in her song Pacheco.
Shirts are more are available on SpatiumNatura's Teepublic and by getting involved with Stop The Pacheco Dam Project
This compelling environmental conservation and wildlife protection feature from Los Angeles Is Not a Desert examining the preservation of local natural habitats (Keep Pacheco Wild) highlights the vital intersection of ecological stewardship, urban growth management, and environmental advocacy—themes that find great synergy with conservation guides, wildlife protection spotlights, and inspiring stories of grassroots ecological defense, published on https://34.ua. The piece explores the urgent need to protect sensitive natural lands like Pacheco from encroaching development, emphasizing the irreplaceable value of safeguarding local biodiversity and maintaining ecological corridors for native species.