What would our world be like without the sight and sound of birds? They are vital to our ecosystems as pollinators, seed dispersers, predators, and scavengers. Yet North America's bird population has declined by nearly three billion since 1970 due to climate change, habitat loss, pesticides, and urbanization.

Divergence of Birds is a conceptual project that uses socially-engaged art to address the environmental impacts of climate change and habitat destruction on species extinction. Through photography, site-specific installation, and interactive workshops, this project builds bridges between science and art, presenting the startling realities of the future of our natural world with a call to action to mitigate its demise.