Art With Impact Gallery Launches Its First Public Exhibition at the World Center for Birds of Prey

Art With Impact Gallery Launches Its First Public Exhibition at the World Center for Birds of Prey

Art has the power to tell stories, inspire action, and create lasting change. This month marks an exciting milestone as Art With Impact Gallery (AWIG) officially launches its first public exhibition at the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho.

From July 1 through October 31, 2026, all visitors to the World Center for Birds of Prey can experience a curated collection of fine art prints displayed in the Marcia and Bob Ross Gallery. Surrounded by some of the world's most incredible birds of prey, the exhibition offers a unique opportunity to connect with the beauty of these remarkable species while learning about the conservation efforts working to protect them.

Art That Creates Real Impact

Art With Impact Gallery was founded on a simple belief: beautiful art can also create meaningful change.

Our mission is to connect people with artwork that inspires conversation while supporting organizations like The Peregrine Fund, which are making a tangible difference in the world. Every collection we feature is selected not only for its artistic value, but also for the story it tells and the impact it can make.

We're proud that every purchase from this exhibition directly supports The Peregrine Fund, helping fund critical conservation programs that protect eagles, falcons, condors, owls, vultures, and other birds of prey around the globe.

When you invest in a piece from Art With Impact Gallery, you're not simply purchasing artwork—you're helping preserve the wildlife that inspired it.

Experience the Collection Where Conservation Comes to Life

There is no better place to experience this collection than at the World Center for Birds of Prey.

As you explore the exhibit and meet the incredible raptors that call the center home, you'll also have the opportunity to view the artwork inspired by these magnificent birds. Seeing the prints alongside live birds creates a powerful connection between art, education, and conservation.

Each piece celebrates the beauty, strength, and importance of birds of prey while reminding us why protecting these species matters.

Bring the Experience Home

All artwork featured in the exhibition is available for purchase as premium fine art prints. You can purchase prints online here.

Visitors to the gallery can conveniently purchase prints by scanning the QR codes displayed alongside each artwork. As a thank-you for supporting both Art With Impact Gallery and The Peregrine Fund, purchases made through the gallery QR codes receive a special exhibition discount available exclusively to visitors.

From colorful oil paintings, to painstakingly detailed india ink etchings, your purchase marks a meaningful, conservation-inspired decision. Every purchase helps protect the incredible species featured in the collection.

Supporting The Peregrine Fund

For more than 50 years, The Peregrine Fund has been a global leader in bird of prey conservation. Through scientific research, habitat protection, captive breeding programs, education, and community partnerships, the organization works tirelessly to conserve raptors and the ecosystems they help sustain.

By partnering with The Peregrine Fund, Art With Impact Gallery hopes to inspire a new generation of conservation supporters through the universal language of art.

Visit the Exhibition

If you're in or visiting Boise this summer or fall, we invite you to stop by the Marcia and Bob Ross Gallery at the World Center for Birds of Prey between July 1 and October 31 to experience the exhibition in person.

Explore the artwork, meet the birds the art aims to protect, and discover how art can become a force for conservation.

Together, we can celebrate wildlife, support artists, and protect the birds that soar above us.

Browse the collection online or visit the exhibition to find a piece that speaks to you—and know that every purchase helps create a lasting impact.