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Deb Van Poolen creates posters that show the biodiversity in the Cascade Siskiyou region.

Art by Deb Van Poolen

The Selberg Institute is proud to have sponsored local Greensprings artist, Deb Van Poolen, in the creation of three posters.

The artwork focuses on the region where the Cascade and Siskiyou mountain ranges meet in Southern Oregon and Northern California. Renown as a world-class hotspot of biodiversity, this area teems with life.

The posters for sale are beautiful pieces of art, plus rich in educational and scientific information. They cost $30 each.

  • Butterfly Diversity in the Cascade-Siskiyous
  • Klamath River Fishes
  • Birds in Oak Woodlands of the Cascade-Siskiyous


Butterfly Diversity in the Cascade-Siskiyous poster by Deb Van Poolen

Butterfly Diversity in the Cascade-Siskiyous

This artwork includes roughly one third of the documented butterfly species in the region. In addition to butterflies, it showcases host plant species and companion connections—plants on which the caterpillars feed, thus forming a symbiotic relationship.

Cost $30

Klamath River Fishes poster by Deb Van Poolen

Klamath River Fishes

This poster depicts 14 species representing all the groups of native fishes within the Klamath River system. They include widespread species, such as Chinook salmon, to species found nowhere else on Earth, such as the Klamath Smallscale Sucker and the Klamath River Lamprey.

Cost $30

Birds in Oak Woodlands of the Cascade-Siskiyous poster by Deb Van Poolen

Birds in Oak Woodlands of the Cascade-Siskiyous

This artwork depicts 33 birds which commonly reside in the Cascade-Siskiyou oak woodland habitat. Oak woodlands are diverse with wildlife because they form a bridge between lower elevation oak savanna and higher elevation conifer-dominated habitats.

Cost $30




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