ART IN SERVICE OF PLACE
The Florida Field Guide Project is an artist-led exploration of Florida’s wildlife, wild places, and the people working to protect them—told through paint carving, field research, and conservation partnerships.

Red-shouldered Hawk
Buteo lineatus
Found in forests, swamps,
and suburban edges
The Field Guide Project brings Florida's wildlife and wild places to your community through a mobile art exhibition.
Each stop features original artwork, field notes, conservation stories, and hands-on activities that inspire a deeper connection to Florida.

BRING THE FIELD GUIDE TO YOUR COMMUNITY
Conservation groups, nature centers, festivals, libraries, museums, and schools can host the mobile exhibition.
Original artwork
Conservation storytelling
Educational displays
Hands-on activities
Field notes, new species, event updates, and stories from the trail.
HI, I'M ALICE.
I'm a third-generation Floridian and paint carving artist. Growing up in Florida's wild places shaped who I am and the work I create. My hope is that this work inspires deeper connection and care for the world we all share.
Bring the Field Guide home every month. Members receive two new Field Guide Proofs, exclusive content, and behind-the-scenes access.
From conservation collaborations to commissioned artwork, talks, educational programs, and exhibitions—let’s create something meaningful together.
Original carvings, Signature Prints, open-edition Field Guide Proofs, greeting cards, and apparel inspired by Florida’s wildlife.
See where Alice will be next! Catch up with her at art shows, talks, demonstrations, workshops, and conservation events across Florida.
Field notes, new species, event updates, and stories from the field.
