Wildlife Artist
Leo creates wildlife art and design that support conservation awareness and invite people to see animals with care.
About Leo Xiang
Wildlife artist, nature educator, and community birdwatching organizer.
Leo Xiang's mission is to connect people with nature through art, observation, and education.
Nature Educator
He teaches scientific illustration, nature journaling, and natural science through hands-on observation for children and families.
Community Birdwatching Organizer
Based in San Diego, Leo leads family birdwatching activities that help beginners discover local birds and habitats.
Mr. Xiang began bird watching and participating in wildlife conservation in 2004. For more than ten years, he conducted bird surveys in the eastern coastal areas of China, especially in Shanghai and Jiangsu Province, and promoted bird and habitat protection to local governments, media, citizens, and students.
Today, his work brings together wildlife art, scientific illustration, nature education for children and families, and community birdwatching in San Diego. Through art and observation, Leo helps people build a lifelong curiosity about the natural world.
Professional Highlights
Art, science, conservation, and community education.
Scientific Illustrator for Chinese National Geographic
Created visual work that helps audiences understand wildlife, biodiversity, and natural history.
Senior Scientific Illustrator for 100,000 Whys
Developed educational scientific illustration for young readers and science learning.
Artists for Conservation Signature Member
Part of an international community connecting art with conservation advocacy.
GNSI Member
Connected to the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators and the wider field of nature illustration.
Conservation Project Leader
Participated in waterbird conservation, bird surveys, and habitat protection projects.
Community Birdwatching Organizer
Leads family birdwatching and nature education activities for children and parents.