Summary: Not all wildlife warriors use rakes, shovels or whistles as their tools for preserving a part of Nature. Some like Brian Masuga, one half of the husband and wife creative team at Peppermint Narwhal, use their art to tell "fun, whimsical" and always informative conservation stories about animals, from the every day kind to the endangered. Through art we can breakdown language barriers that sometimes exist across the globe to become better conservation storytellers in a way that connects animals and people.
