Wildlife Jewels Arts: Painting & Planting for Pollinators with Pacific Ridge School
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Wildlife Jewels PETAL Conservation w/ Pacific Ridge School: February 5th Monarch Butterfly Day, planting activity at Carlsbad Poinsettia Park. The students planted native plants that will help support and attract local pollinators. On February 13th, we held a painting activity where students painted beautiful hummingbirds, butterflies, and native plants, highlighting the importance of protecting pollinators. Planting activity photographs by Ashley Hurwitz.
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
As part of our Pollinator Arts Program, students learned about San Diego’s beautiful hummingbirds and butterflies, then got creative—painting clay pots inspired by their favorite pollinators, decorating them with flair, and planting native plants to help feed and protect these vital species.
A perfect blend of art + action for pollinator conservation! Their passion, creativity, and care for wildlife truly inspired us.
Wildlife Jewels Arts: Painting & Planting for Pollinators with Pacific Ridge School
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies Monarch Butterfly Day w/ Pacific Ridge School!
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of leading a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
Learn More!
Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinators Conservation Arts Workshop with Pacific Ridge School! 🌿🎨🦋
On January 17th, we had the joy of leading a creative and educational art workshop where students explored and illustrated precious pollinators—like hummingbirds and butterflies—and the native plants that help support them.
Such a beautiful way to inspire conservation through the arts!
Learn More!
Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies with Pacific Ridge School at Poinsettia Park, Carlsbad!
On January 9th, we had the pleasure of hosting an inspiring planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park, where dedicated students from Pacific Ridge School planted native plants to help support local pollinators, including hummingbirds and butterflies.
A wonderful hands-on experience that nurtures both nature and future conservation leaders!
Learn More!
Past Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds Updates
Plant for Hummingbirds returns! 🌿 We’re excited to bring back one of our favorite hands-on programs at Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day!
Wildlife Jewels hosted its Plant for Hummingbirds celebration in honor of National Hummingbird Day. Together with families and neighbors, volunteers installed 132 native pollinator plants, improving habitat for hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators.
Celebrate the enchanting beauty of hummingbirds with Wildlife Jewels in the beautiful coastal town of Newport Beach! We invite you to be part of our 2nd Annual National Hummingbird Day Plant for Hummingbirds™ Celebration, where nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts will come together to plant native flowers and learn about local hummingbird species.
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Painting & Planting activities alongside the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
🌿✨ We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who joined us for our World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach! 🦏🐋🎨 On Saturday, March 1, Wildlife Jewels hosted a vibrant community event at the Newport Beach Civic Center Community Room & Park, bringing together nature enthusiasts, community members, and wildlife conservation and rescue organizations.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ PETAL™ Conservation Arts Program, with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Thrilled to see Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Hummingbirds featured in the LA Times Daily Pilot!
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of led a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
We recently hosted a wonderful art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinator Conservation Arts program, with 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
On Thursday, January 9th, Wildlife Jewels hosted a planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park. Dedicated students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad came together to learn about majestic pollinators, the importance of native plants for wildlife, and took action by planting native flowers to support local hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other vital pollinators.
During our December Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies event at Castaways Park, we had the honor of meeting two precious rescued hummingbirds.
Meet Wildlife Jewels Peridot the Hummingbird: Discover her story and her fine arts collection.
Wildlife Jewels Conservation Partners & Collaborators Updates
Wildlife Jewels is proud to announce we have joined the Zoological Disaster Response, Rescue, and Recovery!
Unveiling the Wildlife Jewels Scapolite Chuck the Owl Collection — a special collaboration with San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife! This enchanting capsule features original artwork and designs by Wildlife Jewels® Collections , celebrating Chuck—a majestic Western Screech Owl and beloved wildlife ambassador.
One Week Left to Enter the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition World Penguin Day Art Contest! Dive into the magic of Antarctica and discover how to paint an Adélie Penguin with Wildlife Jewels!
We’re excited to introduce the Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection! This artistic collection features enchanting designs, complementary colors, and vibrant prints, all exclusively created by Wildlife Jewels to raise awareness for the majestic Wildlife Ambassadors of San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife — including Hannah the Pygmy Hippo, Brawley the Coyote, and Rita the Raccoon!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels & San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife Art for Wildlife Fundraiser! During this special event, we unveiled our new Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection, inspired by Project Wildlife's incredible Wildlife Ambassadors.
Join us for an exciting evening all about wildlife! Meet Wildlife Ambassadors, learn about Project Wildlife’s work and grab some delicious food and drinks at Serpentine Cider!
Hannah’s story has touched our hearts, and we’re thrilled to celebrate her journey by creating a special work of art, “Hannah the Pygmy Hippo’s Dreams”, capturing her beauty and resilience. This piece, along with other designs, will be part of our upcoming Wildlife Jewels® Collections Conservation Capsule dedicated to Hannah.
We recently had the pleasure of visiting San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Project Wildlife Campus and meeting their precious wildlife ambassadors. It was a delight to learn about and photograph the majestic wildlife ambassadors.
Today, we are delighted to celebrate this special World Krill Day through the arts, inspired by the beautiful, fascinating, and science-fiction-like Antarctic Krill. Please join us as we explore and honor these incredible creatures!
We are excited to share a sneak peek of the upcoming launch of Wildlife Jewels Collections Thandi and Zolani conservation capsule collection. This exclusive collection features fine art, decor, and fashion pieces inspired by precious Thandi the Rhino and her calf Zolani, aimed at supporting rhino conservation through shops, education, outreach exhibitions, and more.
Wildlife Jewels® is honored to join the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) as a Coalition Member.
Wildlife Jewels World Wildlife Day Updates
Celebrate World Seabird Day with Wildlife Jewels and learn how field monitoring, rescue support, and conservation help protect California's remarkable seabirds.
Today is World Albatross Day.
Last year, during Southern California’s seabird crisis, Wildlife Jewels had the opportunity to document a precious Laysan Albatross receiving expert care at Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center after potentially suffering from domoic acid poisoning.
Happy World Migratory Bird Day 🕊️💙
This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter,” reminds us that community observations can play a powerful role in protecting migratory birds.
Happy World Wildlife Day. 🌍🦋🌿
Proclaimed by the United Nations, World Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on March 3 to celebrate wild animals and plants and recognize the unique roles and contributions of wildlife to people and the planet.
2 Weeks to Go: Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach + Exhibitor Spotlights Coming Soon!
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Updates
A Second Chance for an Entangled Brown Pelican. One moment of awareness helped change the course of his life. On July 22, 2026, a Wildlife Jewels® Search Scout survey at Crystal Cove State Park became an unexpected rescue mission.
Wildlife Jewels continues monitoring injured harbor seal pup Kyanite at La Jolla's Children's Pool. Giving her space to haul out could provide a chance for rescue.
Wildlife Jewels documented at least 10 entangled cormorants in one day at Point La Jolla. Learn about this growing seabird entanglement crisis and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Wildlife Jewels® documented Blue-Banded Brown Pelican 429 during a Point La Jolla Search Scout survey, helping track the bird's recovery after rehabilitation.
During our EYES field surveys at Children’s Pool, we have continued observing the same injured harbor seal pup since June 28. She has a deep wound near her left shoulder/front flipper and appears to have difficulty moving.
During our EYES Children’s Pool survey yesterday, Wildlife Jewels documented a precious seal pup with a concerning open wound on the left neck/shoulder area.
Wildlife Jewels documented a yearling sea lion badly entangled in fishing line in La Jolla before SeaWorld Rescue successfully rescued her. Learn how discarded fishing gear threatens marine wildlife.
A California Brown Pelican in distress at San Marcos High School was safely rescued through coordinated efforts between Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew, San Diego Humane Society, and SeaWorld Rescue.
Wildlife Jewels Sweep for Wildlife Updates
What a beautiful Earth Day at the coast! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach.
What a fabulous day at the coast! 💙 Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our New Year Sweep for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together, our community made the shoreline safer for both people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Kick off the year by protecting California’s coastal wildlife—while learning about local seabirds, including iconic brown pelicans and the inspiring story of a resilient resident gull.
What a fabulous day! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels® for our Sweep for Wildlife cleanup at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together we made the shoreline safer for people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Be part of our Coastal Cleanup Day Sweep for Wildlife, where community members and wildlife advocates will come together to remove harmful debris, protect coastal wildlife, and learn about the threats marine debris poses to our oceans.
What a Fabulous Day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® for our Summer Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk! Your dedication to cleaning the beach and protecting our precious wildlife is truly appreciated.
You’re invited to join Wildlife Jewels on Sunday, April 27th, from 4-6 PM for our 2nd Annual Earth Day “Sweep & Learn for Wildlife” Walk in the beautiful coastal town of Corona del Mar!
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Pollinators: Painting & Planting with Pacific Ridge School
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Painting & Planting activities alongside the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Wildlife Jewels PETAL Conservation w/ Pacific Ridge School: February 5th Monarch Butterfly Day, planting activity at Carlsbad Poinsettia Park. The students planted native plants that will help support and attract local pollinators. On February 13th, we held a painting activity where students painted beautiful hummingbirds, butterflies, and native plants, highlighting the importance of protecting pollinators. Planting activity photographs by Ashley Hurwitz.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Painting & Planting activities alongside the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
As part of Wildlife Jewels’ Pollinator Engagement Through Arts, Leadership, and Conservation (PETAL™ Conservation) program!
The program featured exciting art workshops, where students learned about San Diego's native Hummingbirds & Butterflies and their critical role in our ecosystem. They created stunning artwork inspired by these precious pollinators, exploring both the beauty and the challenges they face.
This was complemented by planting activities at Carlsbad Poinsettia Park, where the students put their learning into action by planting native plants to help support and attract local pollinators.
It was incredibly inspiring to see how the students' creativity and passion for conservation came together to support pollinators! We’re so proud of the invaluable work the students did, which will benefit both pollinators and our ecosystem, creating lasting benefits for both people and the environment!
On February 5th, we held a planting activity at Carlsbad Poinsettia Park in honor of Monarch Butterfly Day. The students planted native plants that support local pollinators. On February 13th, we held a painting activity where students painted beautiful hummingbirds, butterflies, and native plants, highlighting the importance of protecting pollinators.
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies Monarch Butterfly Day w/ Pacific Ridge School!
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of leading a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
Learn More!
Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinators Conservation Arts Workshop with Pacific Ridge School! 🌿🎨🦋
On January 17th, we had the joy of leading a creative and educational art workshop where students explored and illustrated precious pollinators—like hummingbirds and butterflies—and the native plants that help support them.
Such a beautiful way to inspire conservation through the arts!
Learn More!
Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies with Pacific Ridge School at Poinsettia Park, Carlsbad!
On January 9th, we had the pleasure of hosting an inspiring planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park, where dedicated students from Pacific Ridge School planted native plants to help support local pollinators, including hummingbirds and butterflies.
A wonderful hands-on experience that nurtures both nature and future conservation leaders!
Learn More!
Past Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds Updates
As part of Wildlife Jewels' Annual World Wildlife Day Community Celebration, volunteers came together to plant 120 native pollinator plants at Newport Beach Civic Center Park, helping beautify the park while creating habitat for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other essential wildlife.
Plant for Hummingbirds returns! 🌿 We’re excited to bring back one of our favorite hands-on programs at Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day!
Wildlife Jewels hosted its Plant for Hummingbirds celebration in honor of National Hummingbird Day. Together with families and neighbors, volunteers installed 132 native pollinator plants, improving habitat for hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators.
Celebrate the enchanting beauty of hummingbirds with Wildlife Jewels in the beautiful coastal town of Newport Beach! We invite you to be part of our 2nd Annual National Hummingbird Day Plant for Hummingbirds™ Celebration, where nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts will come together to plant native flowers and learn about local hummingbird species.
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Painting & Planting activities alongside the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
🌿✨ We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who joined us for our World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach! 🦏🐋🎨 On Saturday, March 1, Wildlife Jewels hosted a vibrant community event at the Newport Beach Civic Center Community Room & Park, bringing together nature enthusiasts, community members, and wildlife conservation and rescue organizations.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ PETAL™ Conservation Arts Program, with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Thrilled to see Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Hummingbirds featured in the LA Times Daily Pilot!
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of led a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
We recently hosted a wonderful art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinator Conservation Arts program, with 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
On Thursday, January 9th, Wildlife Jewels hosted a planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park. Dedicated students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad came together to learn about majestic pollinators, the importance of native plants for wildlife, and took action by planting native flowers to support local hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other vital pollinators.
During our December Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies event at Castaways Park, we had the honor of meeting two precious rescued hummingbirds.
Meet Wildlife Jewels Peridot the Hummingbird: Discover her story and her fine arts collection.
Wildlife Jewels Conservation Partners & Collaborators Updates
Wildlife Jewels is proud to announce we have joined the Zoological Disaster Response, Rescue, and Recovery!
Unveiling the Wildlife Jewels Scapolite Chuck the Owl Collection — a special collaboration with San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife! This enchanting capsule features original artwork and designs by Wildlife Jewels® Collections , celebrating Chuck—a majestic Western Screech Owl and beloved wildlife ambassador.
One Week Left to Enter the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition World Penguin Day Art Contest! Dive into the magic of Antarctica and discover how to paint an Adélie Penguin with Wildlife Jewels!
We’re excited to introduce the Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection! This artistic collection features enchanting designs, complementary colors, and vibrant prints, all exclusively created by Wildlife Jewels to raise awareness for the majestic Wildlife Ambassadors of San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife — including Hannah the Pygmy Hippo, Brawley the Coyote, and Rita the Raccoon!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels & San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife Art for Wildlife Fundraiser! During this special event, we unveiled our new Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection, inspired by Project Wildlife's incredible Wildlife Ambassadors.
Join us for an exciting evening all about wildlife! Meet Wildlife Ambassadors, learn about Project Wildlife’s work and grab some delicious food and drinks at Serpentine Cider!
Hannah’s story has touched our hearts, and we’re thrilled to celebrate her journey by creating a special work of art, “Hannah the Pygmy Hippo’s Dreams”, capturing her beauty and resilience. This piece, along with other designs, will be part of our upcoming Wildlife Jewels® Collections Conservation Capsule dedicated to Hannah.
We recently had the pleasure of visiting San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Project Wildlife Campus and meeting their precious wildlife ambassadors. It was a delight to learn about and photograph the majestic wildlife ambassadors.
Today, we are delighted to celebrate this special World Krill Day through the arts, inspired by the beautiful, fascinating, and science-fiction-like Antarctic Krill. Please join us as we explore and honor these incredible creatures!
We are excited to share a sneak peek of the upcoming launch of Wildlife Jewels Collections Thandi and Zolani conservation capsule collection. This exclusive collection features fine art, decor, and fashion pieces inspired by precious Thandi the Rhino and her calf Zolani, aimed at supporting rhino conservation through shops, education, outreach exhibitions, and more.
Wildlife Jewels® is honored to join the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) as a Coalition Member.
Wildlife Jewels World Wildlife Day Updates
Celebrate World Seabird Day with Wildlife Jewels and learn how field monitoring, rescue support, and conservation help protect California's remarkable seabirds.
Today is World Albatross Day.
Last year, during Southern California’s seabird crisis, Wildlife Jewels had the opportunity to document a precious Laysan Albatross receiving expert care at Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center after potentially suffering from domoic acid poisoning.
Happy World Migratory Bird Day 🕊️💙
This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter,” reminds us that community observations can play a powerful role in protecting migratory birds.
Happy World Wildlife Day. 🌍🦋🌿
Proclaimed by the United Nations, World Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on March 3 to celebrate wild animals and plants and recognize the unique roles and contributions of wildlife to people and the planet.
2 Weeks to Go: Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach + Exhibitor Spotlights Coming Soon!
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Updates
A Second Chance for an Entangled Brown Pelican. One moment of awareness helped change the course of his life. On July 22, 2026, a Wildlife Jewels® Search Scout survey at Crystal Cove State Park became an unexpected rescue mission.
Wildlife Jewels continues monitoring injured harbor seal pup Kyanite at La Jolla's Children's Pool. Giving her space to haul out could provide a chance for rescue.
Wildlife Jewels documented at least 10 entangled cormorants in one day at Point La Jolla. Learn about this growing seabird entanglement crisis and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Wildlife Jewels® documented Blue-Banded Brown Pelican 429 during a Point La Jolla Search Scout survey, helping track the bird's recovery after rehabilitation.
During our EYES field surveys at Children’s Pool, we have continued observing the same injured harbor seal pup since June 28. She has a deep wound near her left shoulder/front flipper and appears to have difficulty moving.
During our EYES Children’s Pool survey yesterday, Wildlife Jewels documented a precious seal pup with a concerning open wound on the left neck/shoulder area.
Wildlife Jewels documented a yearling sea lion badly entangled in fishing line in La Jolla before SeaWorld Rescue successfully rescued her. Learn how discarded fishing gear threatens marine wildlife.
A California Brown Pelican in distress at San Marcos High School was safely rescued through coordinated efforts between Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew, San Diego Humane Society, and SeaWorld Rescue.
Wildlife Jewels Sweep for Wildlife Updates
What a beautiful Earth Day at the coast! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach.
What a fabulous day at the coast! 💙 Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our New Year Sweep for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together, our community made the shoreline safer for both people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Kick off the year by protecting California’s coastal wildlife—while learning about local seabirds, including iconic brown pelicans and the inspiring story of a resilient resident gull.
What a fabulous day! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels® for our Sweep for Wildlife cleanup at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together we made the shoreline safer for people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Be part of our Coastal Cleanup Day Sweep for Wildlife, where community members and wildlife advocates will come together to remove harmful debris, protect coastal wildlife, and learn about the threats marine debris poses to our oceans.
What a Fabulous Day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® for our Summer Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk! Your dedication to cleaning the beach and protecting our precious wildlife is truly appreciated.
You’re invited to join Wildlife Jewels on Sunday, April 27th, from 4-6 PM for our 2nd Annual Earth Day “Sweep & Learn for Wildlife” Walk in the beautiful coastal town of Corona del Mar!
Wildlife Jewels Paint for Pollinators Conservation Arts Workshop with Pacific Ridge School
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ PETAL™ Conservation Arts Program, with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Wildlife Jewels’ PETAL Conservation Painting Workshop at Pacific Ridge School Carlsbad, February 13, 2025
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ PETAL™ Conservation Arts Program, with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
During the workshop, students explored the fascinating world of San Diego’s hummingbirds and butterflies, learned about the vital roles these pollinators play in our ecosystem, the challenges they face, and how native plants help support their survival.
With creativity and passion, students learned painting techniques and created vibrant works of art inspired by these precious pollinators—bringing to life their stunning colors, intricate patterns, and natural beauty, while also reflecting on the urgent need to protect them.
The exciting art workshop complemented planting activities, where students learned about some of the pollinators' favorite native plants, their importance, and even planted them at Carlsbad Poinsettia Park!
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies with Pacific Ridge School at Poinsettia Park Carlsbad! Learn More!
Past Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds Updates
As part of Wildlife Jewels' Annual World Wildlife Day Community Celebration, volunteers came together to plant 120 native pollinator plants at Newport Beach Civic Center Park, helping beautify the park while creating habitat for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other essential wildlife.
Plant for Hummingbirds returns! 🌿 We’re excited to bring back one of our favorite hands-on programs at Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day!
Wildlife Jewels hosted its Plant for Hummingbirds celebration in honor of National Hummingbird Day. Together with families and neighbors, volunteers installed 132 native pollinator plants, improving habitat for hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators.
Celebrate the enchanting beauty of hummingbirds with Wildlife Jewels in the beautiful coastal town of Newport Beach! We invite you to be part of our 2nd Annual National Hummingbird Day Plant for Hummingbirds™ Celebration, where nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts will come together to plant native flowers and learn about local hummingbird species.
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Painting & Planting activities alongside the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
🌿✨ We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who joined us for our World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach! 🦏🐋🎨 On Saturday, March 1, Wildlife Jewels hosted a vibrant community event at the Newport Beach Civic Center Community Room & Park, bringing together nature enthusiasts, community members, and wildlife conservation and rescue organizations.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ PETAL™ Conservation Arts Program, with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Thrilled to see Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Hummingbirds featured in the LA Times Daily Pilot!
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of led a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
We recently hosted a wonderful art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinator Conservation Arts program, with 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
On Thursday, January 9th, Wildlife Jewels hosted a planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park. Dedicated students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad came together to learn about majestic pollinators, the importance of native plants for wildlife, and took action by planting native flowers to support local hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other vital pollinators.
During our December Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies event at Castaways Park, we had the honor of meeting two precious rescued hummingbirds.
Meet Wildlife Jewels Peridot the Hummingbird: Discover her story and her fine arts collection.
Wildlife Jewels Conservation Partners & Collaborators Updates
Wildlife Jewels is proud to announce we have joined the Zoological Disaster Response, Rescue, and Recovery!
Unveiling the Wildlife Jewels Scapolite Chuck the Owl Collection — a special collaboration with San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife! This enchanting capsule features original artwork and designs by Wildlife Jewels® Collections , celebrating Chuck—a majestic Western Screech Owl and beloved wildlife ambassador.
One Week Left to Enter the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition World Penguin Day Art Contest! Dive into the magic of Antarctica and discover how to paint an Adélie Penguin with Wildlife Jewels!
We’re excited to introduce the Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection! This artistic collection features enchanting designs, complementary colors, and vibrant prints, all exclusively created by Wildlife Jewels to raise awareness for the majestic Wildlife Ambassadors of San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife — including Hannah the Pygmy Hippo, Brawley the Coyote, and Rita the Raccoon!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels & San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife Art for Wildlife Fundraiser! During this special event, we unveiled our new Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection, inspired by Project Wildlife's incredible Wildlife Ambassadors.
Join us for an exciting evening all about wildlife! Meet Wildlife Ambassadors, learn about Project Wildlife’s work and grab some delicious food and drinks at Serpentine Cider!
Hannah’s story has touched our hearts, and we’re thrilled to celebrate her journey by creating a special work of art, “Hannah the Pygmy Hippo’s Dreams”, capturing her beauty and resilience. This piece, along with other designs, will be part of our upcoming Wildlife Jewels® Collections Conservation Capsule dedicated to Hannah.
We recently had the pleasure of visiting San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Project Wildlife Campus and meeting their precious wildlife ambassadors. It was a delight to learn about and photograph the majestic wildlife ambassadors.
Today, we are delighted to celebrate this special World Krill Day through the arts, inspired by the beautiful, fascinating, and science-fiction-like Antarctic Krill. Please join us as we explore and honor these incredible creatures!
We are excited to share a sneak peek of the upcoming launch of Wildlife Jewels Collections Thandi and Zolani conservation capsule collection. This exclusive collection features fine art, decor, and fashion pieces inspired by precious Thandi the Rhino and her calf Zolani, aimed at supporting rhino conservation through shops, education, outreach exhibitions, and more.
Wildlife Jewels® is honored to join the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) as a Coalition Member.
Wildlife Jewels World Wildlife Day Updates
Celebrate World Seabird Day with Wildlife Jewels and learn how field monitoring, rescue support, and conservation help protect California's remarkable seabirds.
Today is World Albatross Day.
Last year, during Southern California’s seabird crisis, Wildlife Jewels had the opportunity to document a precious Laysan Albatross receiving expert care at Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center after potentially suffering from domoic acid poisoning.
Happy World Migratory Bird Day 🕊️💙
This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter,” reminds us that community observations can play a powerful role in protecting migratory birds.
Happy World Wildlife Day. 🌍🦋🌿
Proclaimed by the United Nations, World Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on March 3 to celebrate wild animals and plants and recognize the unique roles and contributions of wildlife to people and the planet.
2 Weeks to Go: Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach + Exhibitor Spotlights Coming Soon!
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Updates
A Second Chance for an Entangled Brown Pelican. One moment of awareness helped change the course of his life. On July 22, 2026, a Wildlife Jewels® Search Scout survey at Crystal Cove State Park became an unexpected rescue mission.
Wildlife Jewels continues monitoring injured harbor seal pup Kyanite at La Jolla's Children's Pool. Giving her space to haul out could provide a chance for rescue.
Wildlife Jewels documented at least 10 entangled cormorants in one day at Point La Jolla. Learn about this growing seabird entanglement crisis and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Wildlife Jewels® documented Blue-Banded Brown Pelican 429 during a Point La Jolla Search Scout survey, helping track the bird's recovery after rehabilitation.
During our EYES field surveys at Children’s Pool, we have continued observing the same injured harbor seal pup since June 28. She has a deep wound near her left shoulder/front flipper and appears to have difficulty moving.
During our EYES Children’s Pool survey yesterday, Wildlife Jewels documented a precious seal pup with a concerning open wound on the left neck/shoulder area.
Wildlife Jewels documented a yearling sea lion badly entangled in fishing line in La Jolla before SeaWorld Rescue successfully rescued her. Learn how discarded fishing gear threatens marine wildlife.
A California Brown Pelican in distress at San Marcos High School was safely rescued through coordinated efforts between Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew, San Diego Humane Society, and SeaWorld Rescue.
Wildlife Jewels Sweep for Wildlife Updates
What a beautiful Earth Day at the coast! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach.
What a fabulous day at the coast! 💙 Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our New Year Sweep for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together, our community made the shoreline safer for both people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Kick off the year by protecting California’s coastal wildlife—while learning about local seabirds, including iconic brown pelicans and the inspiring story of a resilient resident gull.
What a fabulous day! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels® for our Sweep for Wildlife cleanup at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together we made the shoreline safer for people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Be part of our Coastal Cleanup Day Sweep for Wildlife, where community members and wildlife advocates will come together to remove harmful debris, protect coastal wildlife, and learn about the threats marine debris poses to our oceans.
What a Fabulous Day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® for our Summer Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk! Your dedication to cleaning the beach and protecting our precious wildlife is truly appreciated.
You’re invited to join Wildlife Jewels on Sunday, April 27th, from 4-6 PM for our 2nd Annual Earth Day “Sweep & Learn for Wildlife” Walk in the beautiful coastal town of Corona del Mar!
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies Monarch Butterfly Day w/ Pacific Ridge School!
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of led a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
Wildlife Jewels® Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies National Monarch Butterfly Day w/ Pacific Ridge School at Poinsettia Park Carlsbad, February 5, 2025, Photo by Ashley Hurwitz
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of led a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
Students explored the fascinating world of pollinators, the importance of native plants in providing food and habitat, and took action by contributing to a healthier, more vibrant habitat. A special highlight: the activity coincided perfectly with National Monarch Butterfly Day! Students also learned about the Western Monarch Butterfly, the challenges they face, and how we can support their survival.
A beautiful day of learning, planting, and making a difference—for wildlife and the planet.
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies at Poinsettia Park Carlsbad! January 9, 2025
Wildlife Jewels “Peridot the Hummingbird Gem” Fine Art +
A lovely Hummingbird nest with two eggs ifoundahummingbird.com
Photos from our Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies Event at Castaways Park, 8 December 2024
Meet Wildlife Jewels Peridot the Hummingbird: Discover her story and her fine arts collection.
Past Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds Updates
As part of Wildlife Jewels' Annual World Wildlife Day Community Celebration, volunteers came together to plant 120 native pollinator plants at Newport Beach Civic Center Park, helping beautify the park while creating habitat for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other essential wildlife.
Plant for Hummingbirds returns! 🌿 We’re excited to bring back one of our favorite hands-on programs at Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day!
Wildlife Jewels hosted its Plant for Hummingbirds celebration in honor of National Hummingbird Day. Together with families and neighbors, volunteers installed 132 native pollinator plants, improving habitat for hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators.
Celebrate the enchanting beauty of hummingbirds with Wildlife Jewels in the beautiful coastal town of Newport Beach! We invite you to be part of our 2nd Annual National Hummingbird Day Plant for Hummingbirds™ Celebration, where nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts will come together to plant native flowers and learn about local hummingbird species.
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Wildlife Jewels Conservation Partners & Collaborators Updates
Wildlife Jewels is proud to announce we have joined the Zoological Disaster Response, Rescue, and Recovery!
Unveiling the Wildlife Jewels Scapolite Chuck the Owl Collection — a special collaboration with San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife! This enchanting capsule features original artwork and designs by Wildlife Jewels® Collections , celebrating Chuck—a majestic Western Screech Owl and beloved wildlife ambassador.
One Week Left to Enter the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition World Penguin Day Art Contest! Dive into the magic of Antarctica and discover how to paint an Adélie Penguin with Wildlife Jewels!
We’re excited to introduce the Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection! This artistic collection features enchanting designs, complementary colors, and vibrant prints, all exclusively created by Wildlife Jewels to raise awareness for the majestic Wildlife Ambassadors of San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife — including Hannah the Pygmy Hippo, Brawley the Coyote, and Rita the Raccoon!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels & San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife Art for Wildlife Fundraiser! During this special event, we unveiled our new Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection, inspired by Project Wildlife's incredible Wildlife Ambassadors.
Join us for an exciting evening all about wildlife! Meet Wildlife Ambassadors, learn about Project Wildlife’s work and grab some delicious food and drinks at Serpentine Cider!
Hannah’s story has touched our hearts, and we’re thrilled to celebrate her journey by creating a special work of art, “Hannah the Pygmy Hippo’s Dreams”, capturing her beauty and resilience. This piece, along with other designs, will be part of our upcoming Wildlife Jewels® Collections Conservation Capsule dedicated to Hannah.
We recently had the pleasure of visiting San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Project Wildlife Campus and meeting their precious wildlife ambassadors. It was a delight to learn about and photograph the majestic wildlife ambassadors.
Today, we are delighted to celebrate this special World Krill Day through the arts, inspired by the beautiful, fascinating, and science-fiction-like Antarctic Krill. Please join us as we explore and honor these incredible creatures!
We are excited to share a sneak peek of the upcoming launch of Wildlife Jewels Collections Thandi and Zolani conservation capsule collection. This exclusive collection features fine art, decor, and fashion pieces inspired by precious Thandi the Rhino and her calf Zolani, aimed at supporting rhino conservation through shops, education, outreach exhibitions, and more.
Wildlife Jewels® is honored to join the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) as a Coalition Member.
Wildlife Jewels World Wildlife Day Updates
Celebrate World Seabird Day with Wildlife Jewels and learn how field monitoring, rescue support, and conservation help protect California's remarkable seabirds.
Today is World Albatross Day.
Last year, during Southern California’s seabird crisis, Wildlife Jewels had the opportunity to document a precious Laysan Albatross receiving expert care at Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center after potentially suffering from domoic acid poisoning.
Happy World Migratory Bird Day 🕊️💙
This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter,” reminds us that community observations can play a powerful role in protecting migratory birds.
Happy World Wildlife Day. 🌍🦋🌿
Proclaimed by the United Nations, World Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on March 3 to celebrate wild animals and plants and recognize the unique roles and contributions of wildlife to people and the planet.
2 Weeks to Go: Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach + Exhibitor Spotlights Coming Soon!
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Updates
A Second Chance for an Entangled Brown Pelican. One moment of awareness helped change the course of his life. On July 22, 2026, a Wildlife Jewels® Search Scout survey at Crystal Cove State Park became an unexpected rescue mission.
Wildlife Jewels continues monitoring injured harbor seal pup Kyanite at La Jolla's Children's Pool. Giving her space to haul out could provide a chance for rescue.
Wildlife Jewels documented at least 10 entangled cormorants in one day at Point La Jolla. Learn about this growing seabird entanglement crisis and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Wildlife Jewels® documented Blue-Banded Brown Pelican 429 during a Point La Jolla Search Scout survey, helping track the bird's recovery after rehabilitation.
During our EYES field surveys at Children’s Pool, we have continued observing the same injured harbor seal pup since June 28. She has a deep wound near her left shoulder/front flipper and appears to have difficulty moving.
During our EYES Children’s Pool survey yesterday, Wildlife Jewels documented a precious seal pup with a concerning open wound on the left neck/shoulder area.
Wildlife Jewels documented a yearling sea lion badly entangled in fishing line in La Jolla before SeaWorld Rescue successfully rescued her. Learn how discarded fishing gear threatens marine wildlife.
A California Brown Pelican in distress at San Marcos High School was safely rescued through coordinated efforts between Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew, San Diego Humane Society, and SeaWorld Rescue.
Wildlife Jewels Sweep for Wildlife Updates
What a beautiful Earth Day at the coast! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach.
What a fabulous day at the coast! 💙 Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our New Year Sweep for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together, our community made the shoreline safer for both people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Kick off the year by protecting California’s coastal wildlife—while learning about local seabirds, including iconic brown pelicans and the inspiring story of a resilient resident gull.
What a fabulous day! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels® for our Sweep for Wildlife cleanup at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together we made the shoreline safer for people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Be part of our Coastal Cleanup Day Sweep for Wildlife, where community members and wildlife advocates will come together to remove harmful debris, protect coastal wildlife, and learn about the threats marine debris poses to our oceans.
What a Fabulous Day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® for our Summer Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk! Your dedication to cleaning the beach and protecting our precious wildlife is truly appreciated.
You’re invited to join Wildlife Jewels on Sunday, April 27th, from 4-6 PM for our 2nd Annual Earth Day “Sweep & Learn for Wildlife” Walk in the beautiful coastal town of Corona del Mar!
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Pollinators Conservation Arts Workshop with Pacific Ridge School
We recently hosted a wonderful art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinator Conservation Arts program, with 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinator Conservation Arts Workshop at Pacific Ridge School Carlsbad, January 17, 2025
We recently hosted a wonderful art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinator Conservation Arts program, with dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Students explored the fascinating world of San Diego’s Hummingbirds & Butterflies, discovered the challenges they face, and learned ways to protect them—including the importance of planting native plants to support pollinators.
So inspiring to see such beautiful artwork created in honor of these precious pollinators!
The exciting art workshop complemented planting activities, where students learned about some of the pollinators' favorite native plants, their importance, and even planted them at Carlsbad Poinsettia Park!
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies with Pacific Ridge School at Poinsettia Park Carlsbad! Learn More!
Past Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds Updates
As part of Wildlife Jewels' Annual World Wildlife Day Community Celebration, volunteers came together to plant 120 native pollinator plants at Newport Beach Civic Center Park, helping beautify the park while creating habitat for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other essential wildlife.
Plant for Hummingbirds returns! 🌿 We’re excited to bring back one of our favorite hands-on programs at Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day!
Wildlife Jewels hosted its Plant for Hummingbirds celebration in honor of National Hummingbird Day. Together with families and neighbors, volunteers installed 132 native pollinator plants, improving habitat for hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators.
Celebrate the enchanting beauty of hummingbirds with Wildlife Jewels in the beautiful coastal town of Newport Beach! We invite you to be part of our 2nd Annual National Hummingbird Day Plant for Hummingbirds™ Celebration, where nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts will come together to plant native flowers and learn about local hummingbird species.
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Painting & Planting activities alongside the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
🌿✨ We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who joined us for our World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach! 🦏🐋🎨 On Saturday, March 1, Wildlife Jewels hosted a vibrant community event at the Newport Beach Civic Center Community Room & Park, bringing together nature enthusiasts, community members, and wildlife conservation and rescue organizations.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ PETAL™ Conservation Arts Program, with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Thrilled to see Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Hummingbirds featured in the LA Times Daily Pilot!
On February 5th, we had the pleasure of led a wonderful planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park with the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School. Together, we planted native flowers to help support local pollinators—including hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and more—while learning about their essential roles in our ecosystem.
We recently hosted a wonderful art workshop as part of Wildlife Jewels’ Plant for Pollinator Conservation Arts program, with 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
On Thursday, January 9th, Wildlife Jewels hosted a planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park. Dedicated students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad came together to learn about majestic pollinators, the importance of native plants for wildlife, and took action by planting native flowers to support local hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other vital pollinators.
During our December Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies event at Castaways Park, we had the honor of meeting two precious rescued hummingbirds.
Meet Wildlife Jewels Peridot the Hummingbird: Discover her story and her fine arts collection.
Wildlife Jewels Conservation Partners & Collaborators Updates
Wildlife Jewels is proud to announce we have joined the Zoological Disaster Response, Rescue, and Recovery!
Unveiling the Wildlife Jewels Scapolite Chuck the Owl Collection — a special collaboration with San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife! This enchanting capsule features original artwork and designs by Wildlife Jewels® Collections , celebrating Chuck—a majestic Western Screech Owl and beloved wildlife ambassador.
One Week Left to Enter the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition World Penguin Day Art Contest! Dive into the magic of Antarctica and discover how to paint an Adélie Penguin with Wildlife Jewels!
We’re excited to introduce the Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection! This artistic collection features enchanting designs, complementary colors, and vibrant prints, all exclusively created by Wildlife Jewels to raise awareness for the majestic Wildlife Ambassadors of San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife — including Hannah the Pygmy Hippo, Brawley the Coyote, and Rita the Raccoon!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels & San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife Art for Wildlife Fundraiser! During this special event, we unveiled our new Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection, inspired by Project Wildlife's incredible Wildlife Ambassadors.
Join us for an exciting evening all about wildlife! Meet Wildlife Ambassadors, learn about Project Wildlife’s work and grab some delicious food and drinks at Serpentine Cider!
Hannah’s story has touched our hearts, and we’re thrilled to celebrate her journey by creating a special work of art, “Hannah the Pygmy Hippo’s Dreams”, capturing her beauty and resilience. This piece, along with other designs, will be part of our upcoming Wildlife Jewels® Collections Conservation Capsule dedicated to Hannah.
We recently had the pleasure of visiting San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Project Wildlife Campus and meeting their precious wildlife ambassadors. It was a delight to learn about and photograph the majestic wildlife ambassadors.
Today, we are delighted to celebrate this special World Krill Day through the arts, inspired by the beautiful, fascinating, and science-fiction-like Antarctic Krill. Please join us as we explore and honor these incredible creatures!
We are excited to share a sneak peek of the upcoming launch of Wildlife Jewels Collections Thandi and Zolani conservation capsule collection. This exclusive collection features fine art, decor, and fashion pieces inspired by precious Thandi the Rhino and her calf Zolani, aimed at supporting rhino conservation through shops, education, outreach exhibitions, and more.
Wildlife Jewels® is honored to join the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) as a Coalition Member.
Wildlife Jewels World Wildlife Day Updates
Celebrate World Seabird Day with Wildlife Jewels and learn how field monitoring, rescue support, and conservation help protect California's remarkable seabirds.
Today is World Albatross Day.
Last year, during Southern California’s seabird crisis, Wildlife Jewels had the opportunity to document a precious Laysan Albatross receiving expert care at Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center after potentially suffering from domoic acid poisoning.
Happy World Migratory Bird Day 🕊️💙
This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter,” reminds us that community observations can play a powerful role in protecting migratory birds.
Happy World Wildlife Day. 🌍🦋🌿
Proclaimed by the United Nations, World Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on March 3 to celebrate wild animals and plants and recognize the unique roles and contributions of wildlife to people and the planet.
2 Weeks to Go: Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach + Exhibitor Spotlights Coming Soon!
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Updates
A Second Chance for an Entangled Brown Pelican. One moment of awareness helped change the course of his life. On July 22, 2026, a Wildlife Jewels® Search Scout survey at Crystal Cove State Park became an unexpected rescue mission.
Wildlife Jewels continues monitoring injured harbor seal pup Kyanite at La Jolla's Children's Pool. Giving her space to haul out could provide a chance for rescue.
Wildlife Jewels documented at least 10 entangled cormorants in one day at Point La Jolla. Learn about this growing seabird entanglement crisis and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Wildlife Jewels® documented Blue-Banded Brown Pelican 429 during a Point La Jolla Search Scout survey, helping track the bird's recovery after rehabilitation.
During our EYES field surveys at Children’s Pool, we have continued observing the same injured harbor seal pup since June 28. She has a deep wound near her left shoulder/front flipper and appears to have difficulty moving.
During our EYES Children’s Pool survey yesterday, Wildlife Jewels documented a precious seal pup with a concerning open wound on the left neck/shoulder area.
Wildlife Jewels documented a yearling sea lion badly entangled in fishing line in La Jolla before SeaWorld Rescue successfully rescued her. Learn how discarded fishing gear threatens marine wildlife.
A California Brown Pelican in distress at San Marcos High School was safely rescued through coordinated efforts between Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew, San Diego Humane Society, and SeaWorld Rescue.
Wildlife Jewels Sweep for Wildlife Updates
What a beautiful Earth Day at the coast! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach.
What a fabulous day at the coast! 💙 Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our New Year Sweep for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together, our community made the shoreline safer for both people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Kick off the year by protecting California’s coastal wildlife—while learning about local seabirds, including iconic brown pelicans and the inspiring story of a resilient resident gull.
What a fabulous day! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels® for our Sweep for Wildlife cleanup at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together we made the shoreline safer for people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Be part of our Coastal Cleanup Day Sweep for Wildlife, where community members and wildlife advocates will come together to remove harmful debris, protect coastal wildlife, and learn about the threats marine debris poses to our oceans.
What a Fabulous Day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® for our Summer Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk! Your dedication to cleaning the beach and protecting our precious wildlife is truly appreciated.
You’re invited to join Wildlife Jewels on Sunday, April 27th, from 4-6 PM for our 2nd Annual Earth Day “Sweep & Learn for Wildlife” Walk in the beautiful coastal town of Corona del Mar!
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies w/ Pacific Ridge School at Poinsettia Park Carlsbad!
On Thursday, January 9th, Wildlife Jewels hosted a planting activity at Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Park. Dedicated students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad came together to learn about majestic pollinators, the importance of native plants for wildlife, and took action by planting native flowers to support local hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other vital pollinators.
Wildlife Jewels® Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies at Poinsettia Park Carlsbad, January 9, 2025, Photo by Ashley Hurwitz
What an inspiring day! Wildlife Jewels® recently hosted a pollinator planting activity in collaboration with the City of Carlsbad at the beautiful Poinsettia Park, where dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School came together to learn about majestic pollinators, the crucial role of native plants in supporting wildlife, and took action by planting native flowers to provide food and habitat for hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other vital pollinators!
Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies at Poinsettia Park Carlsbad! January 9, 2025
Wildlife Jewels “Peridot the Hummingbird Gem” Fine Art +
A lovely Hummingbird nest with two eggs ifoundahummingbird.com
Photos from our Plant for Hummingbirds & Butterflies Event at Castaways Park, 8 December 2024
Meet Wildlife Jewels Peridot the Hummingbird: Discover her story and her fine arts collection.
Past Wildlife Jewels Plant for Hummingbirds Updates
As part of Wildlife Jewels' Annual World Wildlife Day Community Celebration, volunteers came together to plant 120 native pollinator plants at Newport Beach Civic Center Park, helping beautify the park while creating habitat for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other essential wildlife.
Plant for Hummingbirds returns! 🌿 We’re excited to bring back one of our favorite hands-on programs at Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day!
Wildlife Jewels hosted its Plant for Hummingbirds celebration in honor of National Hummingbird Day. Together with families and neighbors, volunteers installed 132 native pollinator plants, improving habitat for hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators.
Celebrate the enchanting beauty of hummingbirds with Wildlife Jewels in the beautiful coastal town of Newport Beach! We invite you to be part of our 2nd Annual National Hummingbird Day Plant for Hummingbirds™ Celebration, where nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts will come together to plant native flowers and learn about local hummingbird species.
We recently had the joy of hosting a series of art and conservation workshops for the dedicated 7th-grade Service Learning students from Pacific Ridge School in Carlsbad!
Wildlife Jewels Conservation Partners & Collaborators Updates
Wildlife Jewels is proud to announce we have joined the Zoological Disaster Response, Rescue, and Recovery!
Unveiling the Wildlife Jewels Scapolite Chuck the Owl Collection — a special collaboration with San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife! This enchanting capsule features original artwork and designs by Wildlife Jewels® Collections , celebrating Chuck—a majestic Western Screech Owl and beloved wildlife ambassador.
One Week Left to Enter the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition World Penguin Day Art Contest! Dive into the magic of Antarctica and discover how to paint an Adélie Penguin with Wildlife Jewels!
We’re excited to introduce the Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection! This artistic collection features enchanting designs, complementary colors, and vibrant prints, all exclusively created by Wildlife Jewels to raise awareness for the majestic Wildlife Ambassadors of San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife — including Hannah the Pygmy Hippo, Brawley the Coyote, and Rita the Raccoon!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels & San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife Art for Wildlife Fundraiser! During this special event, we unveiled our new Wildlife Jewels x Project Wildlife Ambassadors Collection, inspired by Project Wildlife's incredible Wildlife Ambassadors.
Join us for an exciting evening all about wildlife! Meet Wildlife Ambassadors, learn about Project Wildlife’s work and grab some delicious food and drinks at Serpentine Cider!
Hannah’s story has touched our hearts, and we’re thrilled to celebrate her journey by creating a special work of art, “Hannah the Pygmy Hippo’s Dreams”, capturing her beauty and resilience. This piece, along with other designs, will be part of our upcoming Wildlife Jewels® Collections Conservation Capsule dedicated to Hannah.
We recently had the pleasure of visiting San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Project Wildlife Campus and meeting their precious wildlife ambassadors. It was a delight to learn about and photograph the majestic wildlife ambassadors.
Today, we are delighted to celebrate this special World Krill Day through the arts, inspired by the beautiful, fascinating, and science-fiction-like Antarctic Krill. Please join us as we explore and honor these incredible creatures!
We are excited to share a sneak peek of the upcoming launch of Wildlife Jewels Collections Thandi and Zolani conservation capsule collection. This exclusive collection features fine art, decor, and fashion pieces inspired by precious Thandi the Rhino and her calf Zolani, aimed at supporting rhino conservation through shops, education, outreach exhibitions, and more.
Wildlife Jewels® is honored to join the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) as a Coalition Member.
Wildlife Jewels World Wildlife Day Updates
Celebrate World Seabird Day with Wildlife Jewels and learn how field monitoring, rescue support, and conservation help protect California's remarkable seabirds.
Today is World Albatross Day.
Last year, during Southern California’s seabird crisis, Wildlife Jewels had the opportunity to document a precious Laysan Albatross receiving expert care at Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center after potentially suffering from domoic acid poisoning.
Happy World Migratory Bird Day 🕊️💙
This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter,” reminds us that community observations can play a powerful role in protecting migratory birds.
Happy World Wildlife Day. 🌍🦋🌿
Proclaimed by the United Nations, World Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on March 3 to celebrate wild animals and plants and recognize the unique roles and contributions of wildlife to people and the planet.
2 Weeks to Go: Wildlife Jewels’ World Wildlife Day Celebration in Newport Beach + Exhibitor Spotlights Coming Soon!
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Updates
A Second Chance for an Entangled Brown Pelican. One moment of awareness helped change the course of his life. On July 22, 2026, a Wildlife Jewels® Search Scout survey at Crystal Cove State Park became an unexpected rescue mission.
Wildlife Jewels continues monitoring injured harbor seal pup Kyanite at La Jolla's Children's Pool. Giving her space to haul out could provide a chance for rescue.
Wildlife Jewels documented at least 10 entangled cormorants in one day at Point La Jolla. Learn about this growing seabird entanglement crisis and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Wildlife Jewels® documented Blue-Banded Brown Pelican 429 during a Point La Jolla Search Scout survey, helping track the bird's recovery after rehabilitation.
During our EYES field surveys at Children’s Pool, we have continued observing the same injured harbor seal pup since June 28. She has a deep wound near her left shoulder/front flipper and appears to have difficulty moving.
During our EYES Children’s Pool survey yesterday, Wildlife Jewels documented a precious seal pup with a concerning open wound on the left neck/shoulder area.
Wildlife Jewels documented a yearling sea lion badly entangled in fishing line in La Jolla before SeaWorld Rescue successfully rescued her. Learn how discarded fishing gear threatens marine wildlife.
A California Brown Pelican in distress at San Marcos High School was safely rescued through coordinated efforts between Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew, San Diego Humane Society, and SeaWorld Rescue.
Wildlife Jewels Sweep for Wildlife Updates
What a beautiful Earth Day at the coast! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach.
What a fabulous day at the coast! 💙 Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our New Year Sweep for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together, our community made the shoreline safer for both people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Kick off the year by protecting California’s coastal wildlife—while learning about local seabirds, including iconic brown pelicans and the inspiring story of a resilient resident gull.
What a fabulous day! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels® for our Sweep for Wildlife cleanup at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together we made the shoreline safer for people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Be part of our Coastal Cleanup Day Sweep for Wildlife, where community members and wildlife advocates will come together to remove harmful debris, protect coastal wildlife, and learn about the threats marine debris poses to our oceans.
What a Fabulous Day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® for our Summer Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk! Your dedication to cleaning the beach and protecting our precious wildlife is truly appreciated.
You’re invited to join Wildlife Jewels on Sunday, April 27th, from 4-6 PM for our 2nd Annual Earth Day “Sweep & Learn for Wildlife” Walk in the beautiful coastal town of Corona del Mar!
As part of Wildlife Jewels' Annual World Wildlife Day Community Celebration, volunteers came together to plant 120 native pollinator plants at Newport Beach Civic Center Park, helping beautify the park while creating habitat for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other essential wildlife.