Gail Garber
Garber was introduced to quiltmaking 45 years ago
and immediately fell in love with this textile art form.
She began designing her own quilts soon afterward,
publishing in magazines, and creating a line of quilting
patterns. Author of three books, her work is internationally recognized and is highly regarded for her
design workshops and entertaining lectures.
Gail and others founded Hawks Aloft, Inc., a New Mexico conservation organization that conducts avian research, classroom education featuring live non-releasable raptors and raptor rescue. Several permanently injured education raptors are housed in outdoor flight cages at her Albuquerque home.
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Jaguars Last Stand
Size: 57'' x 51''
Nestled deep within the dense vegetation along the Cuiaba River, a female jaguar watches over her cub, exploring the beach below.
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The jaguar (Panthera onca) is currently classified as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List, with populations declining due to habitat loss, fragmentation, and human-wildlife conflict.
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The Pantanal, the largest tropical wetland on the planet is the last stronghold for jaguars that are larger, stronger, and more densely populated than elsewhere on the planet, due to the incredible bounty of these wetlands, teeming with fish and supporting the entire food chain.