The Exhibition

Fine Art, Fashion, Science, Technology & Education for Wildlife Conservation

Join Wildlife Jewels on Saturday, June 29th, at AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles for an exciting exploration of coastal wildlife! Discover our latest Ocean initiatives and coastal wildlife monitoring programs, and be inspired by remarkable stories and the science-fiction-like behaviors of sea life through our Arts of Wildlife™ program. We’re thrilled to feature the California Brown Pelican and raise awareness for the recent Pelican Crisis they faced. Learn about this crisis and discover ways you can help save these magnificent birds. Explore stories of seabirds and marine mammals recently encountered along the California coast, where they've fallen ill or become entangled in fishing gear. Learn how technology can aid wildlife rescue efforts.

The theme of the AltaSea Open House is Exploring Seaforestation Solutions. Check out the link below for more details. See you there!

Join us and learn about: Threats to Seabirds, Science of Seabirds, Art of Seabirds, How you can help Seabirds!

The Fine Art Fashion, Science, Technology & Education

We're thrilled to showcase our Fine Art Fashion pieces, stunning creations highlighting the and beauty of coastal wildlife that overcame human-caused injuries. Each fashion piece isn't just a piece of art—it's an educational masterpiece, spotlighting the enchanting beauty of gulls while narrating the wildlife’s story and shedding light on the human-caused challenges they face. Join us in raising awareness and celebrating these remarkable creatures through art and advocacy.

We will also be exploring the science of seabirds and innovations inspired by them.

Conservation Collection:

Alongside our showcase, we'll reveal selected Fine Art Photography pieces starring a Ring-Billed Gull and an Elegant Tern. These stunning works are part of our Arts of Wildlife™ Conservation Collection, set to launch soon. Join us and explore these captivating images that celebrate these precious birds and advocate for their conservation.