Coywolf Club

Woodland scene of tiny squirrels sitting on acorns and trees. There are two squirrels having a picnic, one squirrel hanging from a wooden swing and two other squirrels greeting each other. It is also surrounded with leaves and branches.

Acorn🍂🐿️
#art #illustration

How does a wolf start his gravy?

A roux

This digitally painted piece honors the survivor spirit of the coyote by tracing its lineage from the first cells of life to the animal trotting our landscapes today. Below the horizon, carefully chosen ancestors mark pivotal moments in adaptation, each contributing to the form and survivor we see today. Above the horizon, Coyote stands alert at the center, framed by both Denver’s skyline and a mountain backdrop, symbols of their ability to thrive in cities as well as wilderness. Embedded in the ground are the skulls and bones of carnivores whose lineages ended long ago, emphasizing Coyote’s persistence in contrast.

"I Contain Multitudes"

This digitally painted piece honors coyote by tracing its lineage from the first cells of life to the animal trotting our cities and the wilderness today.

The thread gives descriptions of all the extinct organisms shown in this piece (not to scale)

A pine forest at sunset in November.

Clubhouse today:

Wishing a safe journey to all who are traveling for Thanksgiving 🦃 🍁 🌎 …

📷: Paul Leakan, Pinelands Commission Communications Officer

#thanksgiving #forests #nature #newjersey

A turkey composed of shells, seaglass, and leaves.

We hope your day is stuffed with joy. Happy Thanksgiving from the Urban Coast Institute!

A fencepost with the slat missing and a tree viewed through the hole. Blue skies with fluffy white clouds and a great fall treeline.

Todays Clubhouse:

layered ink painting with neuron image in blue and purple

layered ink painting with neuron image in blue and purple

Layered ink paintings with neuron images and half-legible quotes from Hildegard of Bingen artologica.etsy.com
You're not gonna find this at Macy's #sciart

A photograph of some Atlantic red cedar trees. The photo focuses on the bases of the trunks coated in moss and the texture of the tree bark. Brighter green tufts of moss are tucked in around gnarly roots. Twigs, leaf litter and pine needles cover the ground.

Clubhouse:

YOUR VOICE MATTERS. Speak out now against new offshore drilling before it’s too late! 🚨 If you’ve never signed a Surfrider action alert before, NOW IS THE TIME‼️ go.surfrider.org/stopnewoffsh...

A muddy creek bank with some submerged logs and leaf litter all about.

Today's muddy clubhouse:

A picture of a frog on a leaf with the SICB and Skype a Scientist logos on the bottom right with the following words on top: "Call for Artists!" Learn about the latest animal research adn create art inspired by the science at the SICB meeting in Portland, OR. Deadline to apply: dec 12, Project dates Jan 3-7, Stipend $1000"

ARTISTS!
I need your help!

In collab. w/the Society for Integrative & Comparative Biology, I'm organizing a group of artists to come to our Jan. meeting! We're looking for artists to create based on what they learn at the conference. $1000 stipend.

Application is V short! forms.gle/ah1i8KwNJinZ...

Clubhouse today:

Here in our densely populated state, it has become challenging for wildlife to traverse roadways and other development. Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey (CHANJ), a project of New Jersey Fish & Wildlife, aims to make our landscape and roadways (1/3)

A small gray and white Piping Plover (with orange legs and a black bill) in winter plumage along the water’s edge, looking at photographer taking the photograph. The NYC Plover Project logo is in lower right of the image, with an urgent call to action against Trump’s proposed rule changes at the top in red and black block letters.

The Trump Administration is looking to decimate the Endangered Species Act. Proposed changes would:

- LIMIT new species from being listed

- REMOVE protections for federally-threatened species like Piping Plovers

- REDUCE critical habitat protections

A large matte black beetle, an oil blister beetle, climbing on some leaves and moss in the grass.

Club member of the day:

The last frontier of empathy: why we still struggle to see ourselves as animals | Megan Mayhew Bergman Champions of exceptionalism say humans hold a unique moral status. Yet there’s only one species recklessly destroying the planet it needs to survive

If you wondered what the Wilderness Watch staff was reading today, this is it. Check out this essay!

www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i...

A swirling trunk and branches of an eastern white cedar tree.

Today's Clubhouse:

Clubhouse today:

Turkey Bird, watercolor

#ArtShow #turkey #watercolor #repost #traditionalart #painter #studio #EastCoastKin #hen #BirdInBlueSky #illustration #illustrator #naturepainting

A bird nest in forsythia.

Clubhouse today:

Post a bird to support @sbworkersunited.org and warn your followers not to buy Starbucks for the duration of the ULP strike. #Birds

HERE WE GHOST: Here's a new photo of a male northern harrier (aka Gray Ghost) soaring over the Pinelands National Reserve. 🐦 🌎

📷: Paul Leakan, Pinelands Commission Communications Officer

#birds #hawks #birdphoto #nj #wildlife

Final colourized version poster for @girls-can.bsky.social's #LaurierBology departmental seminar!
#SciArt

Nov. 20 Meeting to Share Results of eDNA Sampling at Monmouth County Beaches | Urban Coast Institute The Monmouth University Urban Coast Institute (UCI) will host a meeting on Nov. 20 to reveal the findings of a fall community science project designed to learn more about the marine organisms living a...

Community volunteers worked with Monmouth researchers this fall to collect eDNA samples from local beaches as part of a project designed to learn more about the marine organisms living along our coast. Join us Nov. 20 as we share the findings of that research.
www.monmouth.edu/uci/2025/11/...

A colorful photo of the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge Photo credit: Richard Harris Source: Friends of the Great Swamp

On this day in 1960, the U.S. Congress scuttled plans to drain wetlands on the border of New York and New Jersey and build a major airport there. Federal lawmakers did this by creating the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. It was - and remains - a popular rest stop for migrating birds.
#History

Two stacked triptychs of small square canvases showing marsh landscapes — top: purple dusk with a yellow horizon; bottom: bright blue sky with large white clouds and reflective wetlands — photographed on a paint-splattered wooden board.

Doing three miniatures at a time is a good use of time and materials. Tryptichs also make a great stocking stuffer.

Acrylic on 4”x4” canvas panels. Available at art.monospace.com

#art #artSky #fineArt #acrylic #miniature #landscapeArt #triptych #NewJersey

A photo of a young doe taken at night with a yellow flashlight

Them: How’s the nightlife scene where you live?

Me:

Flying Squirrel Loves It Every Time

Flying Squirrel Loves It Every Time