Artist Rebecca Howard showcases nine British nature restoration projects in new exhibition

Artist Rebecca Howard has spent the past year painting landscapes across Britain to document efforts to restore nature, Positive News reported. Her work is currently on display in an exhibition held at the Knepp estate. [1]

According to Positive News, the exhibition features nine distinct conservation projects aimed at bringing wildlife back from the brink. The featured locations include saltmarshes spreading across the Ribble estuary on the north-west coast of England, as well as ancient oak trees located within a temperate rainforest in Cornwall. [1]

Painting involves applying pigment, color, or other media to a solid surface, usually with a brush or tools such as palette knives, airbrushes, and sponges. Howard used this art form to record areas where land is being actively managed, reshaped, or left alone to give native species space to recover. [1][2]

Positive News noted that members of the public still have time to view the exhibition at Knepp to see the visual artwork celebrating Britain's wilder landscapes. [1]