Description:
A lyrical, science-rich picture book that explores how animals across the globe depend on water to live, move, and survive, from singing whales to playful otters, inspiring young readers to understand ecosystems and protect the clean water we all share.
Brief description:
Ashley Anne Clark, a visual artist from Prince Edward Island, Canada, holds a BFA from Concordia University. Having lived globally, she creates art that highlights animal intelligence and biodiversity, using branches and seaweed sourced from local forests and shorelines. Her work has appeared in international galleries, on award winning album covers and as large-scale murals. By providing a closer look into the lives of animals, she fosters empathy and inspires conservation, making complex ideas accessible for all ages.