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Professor Richard Nattoo retweeted
A proud moment for conservation in Jamaica. Imagine this species was thought to be extinct and we now reach this milestone of reach a thousand – at Jamaica
The thousandth Jamaican rock iguana is set to be released into the wild on Saturday, marking a major milestone in the island’s decades-long conservation programme for the critically endangered reptile.
jamaicaobserver.com/2026/11/…
The Mantis joined the Majician on his quest to the Iguana.
A Mantis's Maze, 2026
Watercolor, Water from the Rio Grande River (Jamaica), Pen & Ink, Plexi Glass and Various Trimmings on Canvas. Framed by the Artist using Jamaican Cedar Wood
12⅜ x 9½ in. (31.50 x 24.13 cm)
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The Set Girls, 2026
Watercolor, Water from the Rio Grande River, Jamaica, Pen & Ink and Various Trimmings on Canvas. Framed by the Artist using Jamaican Blue Mahoe Wood
18 x 24 in (45.72 x 60.96 cm)
With the blessing of Voice, the Majician received the Feather Fife from the Archivists.
Blessing of the Feather Fife, 2026
Watercolor, Water from the Rio Grande River, Jamaica, Pen & Ink, Plexi Glass and Various Trimmings on Canvas. Framed by the Artist using Jamaican Cedar Wood
Professor Richard Nattoo retweeted
Omg! Congratulations!🎈🎊 #bigdeal
Bush Doctor, 2026
Watercolor, Water from the Rio Grande River (Jamaica), Pen & Ink, Plexi Glass and Various Trimmings on Canvas. Framed by the Artist using Jamaican Blue Mahoe Wood
14 x 19 in. (35.56 x 48.26 cm)
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Professor Richard Nattoo retweeted
A special big up to Jamaican artist Richard Nattoo (@djsinista1) for the excellent work he is doing to raise awareness about Jamaica’s endemic and threatened species, including the Jamaican iguana and Jamaican flower bat. 🇯🇲🦎🦇
It is encouraging to see artists drawing inspiration from our unique biodiversity and using their creativity to support conservation awareness.
Please check out Richard’s artwork, follow his page, and support his work in whatever way you can. We need more people helping to tell the stories of Jamaica’s wildlife.
Follow @RoostersWorldJA and continue sharing your wildlife observations. Every observation helps!
#RoostersWorldJA #Jamaica #Conservation #JamaicanArt #EndemicSpecies
Thank you so much!!
A special big up to Jamaican artist Richard Nattoo (@djsinista1) for the excellent work he is doing to raise awareness about Jamaica’s endemic and threatened species, including the Jamaican iguana and Jamaican flower bat. 🇯🇲🦎🦇
It is encouraging to see artists drawing inspiration from our unique biodiversity and using their creativity to support conservation awareness.
Please check out Richard’s artwork, follow his page, and support his work in whatever way you can. We need more people helping to tell the stories of Jamaica’s wildlife.
Follow @RoostersWorldJA and continue sharing your wildlife observations. Every observation helps!
#RoostersWorldJA #Jamaica #Conservation #JamaicanArt #EndemicSpecies
Showing today at @untitledartfairs Houston with Tern Gallery @terngallery
Oct 1-4
Booth C6
Message of the Mantis and the Undying Iguana, 2026
Watercolor, water from Rio Grande River in Jamaica, pen and ink on canvas. Various trimmings, metal, blue mahoe wood
43 x 56 in.
The beautiful thing about Jamaican Jonkonnu is that we all have different opinions of what it should be. And while Jonkonnu can never be boxed in as one thing, it’s these varying opinions that enrich and deepen the tradition.
Professor Richard Nattoo retweeted
The season is just around the corner, now is the time for creators to start thinking about incorporating junkanoo into their content. We can also support Junkanoo groups/bands, invite them to schools and teach the history, if not already, we can also involve EMCVPA