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This month I'm honored to have been included in Creature Conserve's Mentorship Spotlight, which focused on my work around Dragon Run on Virginia's Middle Peninsula. Their Mentorship Program has been a wonderful experience. With the guidance and support of the attentive leadership team and my thoughtful mentor, Ching-In Chen, I have been able to make significant progress on my series of eco-poems and accompanying soundscapes. Learn more about Creature Conserve's work to foster collaboration between artists and scientists and improve communication around the climate crisis here: https://creatureconserve.com




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