The Society of Wildlife Artists seeks to generate appreciation and delight in the natural world through all forms of fine art inspired by the world’s wildlife.
Updates from SWLA
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AnnouncementsPeter Partington 1941-2025
Prolific, talented and much loved SWLA member artist Peter Partington has passed away after a short illness.
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Projects | SWLA News | AnnouncementsSWLA Massingham Heath Project
The SWLA is delighted to announce a major new project which will document a full year in the life of a newly restored heath in Norfolk
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SWLA News | Announcements | PublicationsBecome a Friend of the SWLA and receive a free copy of The Natural Eye Art Book One
We are offering a free copy of The Natural Eye Art Book One to every new SWLA Friend who joins in 2025.
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SWLA News | ExhibitionsPaintings and Drawings at The Natural Eye 2024
A celebration of some of the paintings and drawings in the Natural Eye exhibition 2024.
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SWLA News | ExhibitionsSculpture at The Natural Eye 2024
A taste of the range of three dimensional work at the exhibition.
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SWLA News | ExhibitionsOriginal Prints at The Natural Eye 2024
The Natural Eye is renowned for the quality of artist's prints on display.
Updates from SWLA Members
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Projects | SWLA News | Members’ News | ExhibitionsWadden Sea Online Exhibition
Online exhibition of selected unframed artworks from the Wadden Sea Project
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SWLA News | Members’ News | AnnouncementsNew Associate and Full Members
Announcing new associate and full members elected by the SWLA membership.
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Members’ News | ExhibitionsThe Natural Eye at Stapleford Granary
A selection of work from SWLA artists are on show at Stapleford Granary, near Cambridge. 20th November 2022 until 29th January 2023
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Members’ NewsNew Drawing Course at Clayhill Arts
SWLA artists Chris Wallbank and Nik Pollard will be running a nature drawing course at ClayHill Arts this September
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Members’ NewsMike Warren and Matt Underwood
New Lincolnshire Exhibition
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Projects | SWLA News | Members’ NewsThe Decline of Eels
Artist printmaker Julia Manning RE SWLA collaborative art and conservation project reveals the extraordinary life cycle, epic migration and environmental catastrophes faced by the eels of her local Somerset estuaries.