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Wildlife

Morgan and Tara Cottle in front of 390 Ashland Street, their former house.
20 June, 2024 in Streets, Parks, Southern Oregon University, Tree, Tree of the Year, Wildlife, Yard Art / 2 Comments
Ashland Street (part 1) – from west end to SOU library
Exhibit Center mural, with artist Jenna Kesgen, 2010.
15 May, 2023 in Art, Ecology, Native Americans, Parks, Water, Wildlife / 8 Comments
Immersive 4-Wall mural at Nature Center
Otter Fence viewed from the back side.
14 March, 2023 in Art, Ecology, Parks, Water, Wildlife / 2 Comments
Otter Fence: Playful art at the Nature Play Area
:Elders' Tales" being installed by Cheryl Garcia at North Mountain Park on June 26, 2012.
13 March, 2023 in Art, Native Americans, Parks, Wildlife / 1 Comment
Elders’ Tales: Metal art at North Mountain Park
"Wildlife Profiles" painted utility box at North Mountain Park. Artist Ann DiSalvo at work in 2015.
06 March, 2023 in Art, Ecology, Parks, Public Art, Wildlife / 1 Comment
Utility Box Art (Wildlife theme) at North Mountain Park
Cynde Gragert (the artist) with her mural 8/2022
10 October, 2022 in Art, Alleys, Wildlife / 6 Comments
“A Glimpse of Nature’ hidden in an alley
Salmon aquarium at the 2017 Bear Creek Salmon Festival.
03 October, 2022 in Poetry, Native Americans, Parks, Wildlife / 1 Comment
Poem: Seeing Salmon
art on Black Oak Way gate
26 September, 2022 in Streets, Neighborhoods, Signs, Tree, Wildlife, Yard Art / 3 Comments
Black Oak Way
Thornton Way door
08 September, 2022 in Streets, Architecture, Ashland History, Gardens, Neighborhoods, Wildlife, Yard Art / 7 Comments
Thornton Way: Top of Wimer Street
15 April, 2021 in Art, Ashland History, Downtown, Native Americans, Public Art, Social justice, Southern Oregon University, Wildlife / 0 Comments
“We Are Here” Honors Native Americans (Part 3 of 3)
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