RC art and its natural features

Tom Thomson and the Petawawa

Petawawa Gorges, Thomson 1914

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Unlike the past today there are lots of geographical information about Renfrew County's 26 public greenspaces that have been designated as ProviParks and Conservation Reserves

linefound in much of this Ecodistrict 5-E11 (Bancroft Ecodistrict) which is part of Ecozone 5-E (Georgian Bay Ecozone).

Canada's physiographic features are categorized into ecozones and at the local level ecodistricts. Most of Renfrew County is in ecozone 5-E (Georgian Bay Ecozone) and Ecodistrict 5-E11 (Bancroft Ecodistrict) which lists the trees, shrubs and vines likely be found which can be of benefit to landscape artists. Of even greater interests to artists are the 26 Parks and Conservation Reserves in Renfrew County representative of typical natural features found in the County and where the natural features of some such as Matawhatchan Park are described in a way that an artist will find interesting.

relEnvironmentated reports can provide new insight into natural features that artists can use to stimulate a deeper understanding, appreciation and awareness of something that might have never before been considered. For instance the importance of wetlands can be shown in such a way that highlights some of the desirable features found in a healthy wetland.

Environment related reports such matawatchan can provide new insight into natural features that might never before been considered. Some might say this eliminates one of the motivations for artists to get out onto the landcape to enjoy the spirit of discovery, but it can also be said their wll be awareness of things that might have been consiered. For instance the features of a healthy shoreline rather than one without trees or the presence of a boathouse.

Renfrew County has 26 provincial and conservation reserves for artists to explore and enjoy.