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watercolours by Aleta Karstad

watercolours by Aleta Karstad

Designed by Canadian nature artist Aleta Karstad and manufactured  by The Playing Card Factory of Mississauga, Ontario, NatureMatch is PROUDLY CANADIAN!

watercolours by Aleta Karstad

watercolours by Aleta Karstad

watercolours by Aleta Karstad

Winner of the Canadian Nature Federation's ROBERT BATEMAN AWARD, Aleta Karstad has selected 36 of her favourite wildlife portraits in watercolour to share her fascination with  nature's enchanting diversity. 

a game for all ages

watercolours by Aleta Karstad

a game for all ages

Challenge your memory by matching pairs of birds, mammals, fish, insects, and shells. A learning experience for all ages as the NatureMatch booklet explains what is special about each creature. 

aleta and natasha

the nature journals

a game for all ages

They met by chance in the Edmonton airport in March, 2019. Aleta showed Natasha Prosser the painting

 They met by chance in the Edmonton airport in March, 2019. Aleta showed Natasha Prosser the paintings on her phone, and inspired Natasha’s idea of a matching game that would share Aleta’s art with everyone!

the nature journals

the nature journals

the nature journals

"You will find snapshots of my life in these cards - and be able to meet some of the creatures I've painted in our travels - all part of a bigger story that's depicted in my illustrated nature journals."  

Fred and aleta

the nature journals

the nature journals

Fred Schueler and Aleta Karstad have been inseparable as an Artist-Biologist team since 1973, winnin

Fred Schueler and Aleta Karstad have been inseparable as an Artist-Biologist team since 1973, winning the World Wildlife Fund Canada GLEN DAVIS CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP PRIZE in May of 2020.

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