biophilia treehouse · UC CAAN

Two people approach a towering outdoor sculpture made of intersecting white poles, with climbing vines and small flowers growing through the structure. Trees and shrubs surround the installation beneath a clear blue sky.

Title: biophilia treehouse
Artist: professor rebeca méndez
Date: unknown
Description: the biophilia treehouse is a public arts initiative to create and grow a series of living sculptures using native trees and plants that together constitute a complete ecosystem for some of l.a.’s most threatened birds. when built in sequence, a series of biophilia treehouses form a wildlife corridor for these birds that reconnect fractured habitat, especially in dense urban parts of our city where environmental inequities abound.; Climate Justice; Migration and Displacement; Public and Environmental Health; Arts & Design
Location: Wildlife Corridor / Habitat Connectivity; Neighborhood / Community
Affiliated Organizations: UCLA
identifier: https://counterforcelab.org/biophilia-treehouse-overview
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