How We Work

The funds we raise finance our art and environmental projects which reach children and communities across the globe and support participating artists, educators and education establishments. We also donate funds to frontline conservation organisations that effectively protect vulnerable species in the wild as well as collaborate with cultural institutions including museums and art galleries.

We believe that education is a key component to reversing the biodiversity crisis. Our projects provide the opportunity to learn about our precious natural world and how to take positive action to help wildlife, while experiencing the joy and self-expression of creativity. Each participant is empowered to raise awareness of vulnerable wildlife and ecosystems, through their art and the exhibitions we organise. This enables them to become environmental and cultural ambassadors.

Anyone can support Drawing for the Planet through our membership plans which begin at $3 upwards or by donating via our donate page.

 

Our grass-roots projects nurture compassion

and collective responsibility for wildlife

and the natural world.

Our workshops encourage

emotional connections between participants

and the species they draw. "Everyone can draw!"

Our exhibitions, curated by Jane, also raise 

further awareness of vulnerable wildlife

with the general public and ways to help nature.

We also introduce children and

communities to these organisations vital work

conserving biodiversity in their locale.

Organise Endangered Species 

Conferences in conjunction

with our exhibitions.

Our conferences illuminate, inspire

and empower audiences of all ages,

with talks by leading conservationists.