Black in Environment
Goddess of Wind
The Goddess of Wind is one of four pieces entitled “Goddesses of Nature” created with acrylic paint.
Black in Environment
Goddess of Water
The Goddess of Water is one of four pieces entitled “Goddesses of Nature” created with acrylic paint.
Black in Environment
Goddess of Earth
The Goddess of Fire is one of four pieces entitled “Goddesses of Nature” created with acrylic paint.
Black in Environment
Although environmental stewardship and conservation has been undertaken by persons of all races and economic backgrounds, the face of these stewards is overwhelmingly represented by white ones. We welcome your stories about your own environmental stewardship and encourage submissions which highlight the efforts of Black and Indigenous persons in your island to protect and conserve the environment.
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