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ROOTED in a profound love and adoration for our natural world, PUBLIC LAND serves as a multidimensional organization that supports a living-breathing ECOSYSTEM of art, culture, and environmentalism. PUBLIC LAND behaves as a connective joint between the EARTH AND HUMANITY, encouraging positive, yet analytical engagement between the two.

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  1. Living Rock: Ariocarpus fissuratus, Big Bend, and the Illegal Cactus Trade

    Living Rock: Ariocarpus fissuratus, Big Bend, and the Illegal Cactus Trade

    A close encounter with Ariocarpus fissuratus, the living rock cactus, in Big Bend National Park. Field observations and photographs explore its remarkable camouflage, slow growth, and the impact of cactus poaching in West Texas.

  2. Roadside protest sign reading Stop Bulldozing beside a painted yellow bulldozer in the Big Bend region

    Big Bend National Park: Border Wall, Wildlife, and the mesmerizing Chihuahuan Desert

    A firsthand visit to Big Bend National Park, exploring Chihuahuan Desert landscapes, diverse wildlife, and Santa Elena Canyon, alongside reflections on border wall construction and efforts to protect this unique region.

  3. Mariana Varela's "Pueblo Fantasma" @ Public Land Gallery

    Mariana Varela's "Pueblo Fantasma" @ Public Land Gallery

    Public Land Gallery is excited to present “Pueblo Fantasma”, a solo exhibition of new work by San Francisco-based ceramic artist Mariana Varela.