16 x 20 inch Giclee Prints by Los Angeles artist Corie Mattie. This print features the route P-22 took to travel to Griffith Park - where he made his home for ten years.

Corie was thrust into the spotlight in 2020 as “” after becoming known for her striking yellow murals encouraging the community to stay home and stay positive during the early days of the pandemic. Now her positive message includes wildlife conservation with her P-22 collection.

Printed on 300 GSM 100% Cotton Rag Archival Watercolor Paper Using Archival Pigmented Inks, this print of LA's favorite mountain lion was created in collaboration with National Wildlife Federation to support P-22 and increase education about conservation.

All sales proceeds benefit the National Wildlife Federation’s campaign, currently raising funds to build the a wildlife crossing outside of Los Angeles. The Wallace Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is quickly advancing toward completion. Building on significant historic preservation efforts, we are reconnecting a vital habitat corridor to help save the local population of mountain lions and ensure a future for all area wildlife. With continued fundraising efforts, the crossing construction groundbreaking took place in the spring of 2022, and construction will be completed by 2026.