30% of all proceeds donated to the Valley Zoo Development Society's Conservation Efforts.
Size 1
7x11" picture size11x17" paper size
Edition of 88 only
Size 2:
24 x 42"Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Edition of 88 only
After that, this image will be retired permanently.
The painting is ready for the upcoming sale on May 01, 2025, at 6pm MDT. 30% of the proceeds will be donated to the Valley Zoo Development Society's conservation efforts.
The Swift Fox is the smallest of the foxes (roughly the size of a house cat), and while it is of Least Concern to the IUCN Red List, it is endangered in Alberta, and the few Swift Foxes we do have are just south of Manyberries, Alberta.
The PatternThe pattern is the ecology of the Swift Fox and what it eats. The pattern contains lowland blueberries, prairie grasses, grasshoppers, and black-tailed prairie dogs.
Painting for Conservation
Painting for Conservation is generously hosted by the Valley Zoo Development Society and is located at the Conservation Station in the Saito Centre of the Edmonton Valley Zoo.
50% of the animals selected for painting are at the zoo, 44% are featured on the conservation carousel, 56% are threatened or endangered in some way, 100% are Canadian, and almost all are from Alberta.
