Artists take Olympic! 🎨 Thirteen poets, painters, and more spent last week immersing themselves in nature, sharing their work with visitors, and connecting the loving act of creating art with the work needed to save our warming planet. Coming from as far away as Belgium and as nearby as Poulsbo, WA, these lucky thirteen were among the 40 artists who created art memorializing the park's vanishing glaciers for the Terminus project. There were too many magical moments to name, but here are a few of our favorites: Kait passing out embroidery kits for everyone to stitch their own mountains, wildflowers, and banana slugs. Bénédicte leading a haiku writing workshop in THREE languages because her audience spoke English, German, and Dutch. Five little girls bringing their own nature journals to Heather's presentation on naturalist journaling. Everyone getting in on the action to create prints in the sun using photo paper and natural objects, and trying their hand at weaving on a loom (even ...