Win a Custom Painting of your choice By David Scott
SWEEPSTAKES WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
We are delighted to announce that Chad Reynolds of Utah is the winner of the David Scott Personal Commissioned Painting Sweepstakes, hosted by the Falconry Fund and generously supported by world-renowned British artist David Scott.
Congratulations, Chad! We hope you enjoy this very special piece of artwork.
We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who donated to the Falconry Fund and was thereby automatically entered into the sweepstakes. Your generosity does far more than provide an opportunity to win a beautiful work of art—it helps support the future of falconry.
Through the generosity of our supporters, the Falconry Fund is able to provide financial assistance to worthwhile falconry and falconry conservation initiatives, including programs such as the NAFA Small Grants Program.
Every contribution helps us protect, promote and preserve the sport and its conservation values for generations to come.
Thank you for supporting the Falconry Fund—and for helping us make a difference.
The Falconry Fund is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to protecting falconry and supporting falconry conservation efforts.
About the Artist
David Scott is a wildlife artist and photographer based in Devon, United Kingdom, whose lifelong fascination with birds and the natural world has shaped both his art and his work in conservation. A licensed bird ringer, he also operates a small bird rehabilitation centre and has spent more than fifty years caring for and studying injured and orphaned birds. David is an experienced falconer who has flown a variety of hawks and falcons, experiences that have given him an intimate understanding of raptor anatomy, behaviour, movement, and the subtle details he strives to capture in his paintings.
David’s passion for wildlife has taken him around the world, including the High Arctic, Mongolia, and the Tibetan Plateau, where he has participated in conservation projects involving Saker Falcons and the use of satellite tracking to better understand and protect the species. Africa holds a particularly special place in his life, and for more than two decades he has helped guide safaris in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, drawing artistic inspiration from its extraordinary landscapes and wildlife. Today, much of his fieldwork in Britain focuses on monitoring wild Merlin populations, locating nests, studying productivity, and contributing to a better understanding of these remarkable falcons.
See more at his official website dascottartist.com