Laura Shape is a pioneer in environmental fine art, who transforms invasive species into compelling artworks to raise awareness about ecological crises. As the first artist to engage the public on this issue through art, Laura discusses three specific invasive species — the Burmese Python in Florida's Everglades, invasive Carp in the Mississippi River Basin, and the Lionfish in Caribbean reefs — and their detrimental impact on native ecosystems.

She highlights her collaboration with INVERSA Leathers, emphasizing the role of creativity in environmental solutions and the importance of protecting biodiversity. This episode explores the challenges and opportunities in managing invasive species while celebrating the power of art to inspire change.