October 25, 2019 - Cultivating the Wild, Film Premeir, Bartram Trail Conference, Montgomery, Alabama.

"The film, by focusing on both Bartram and select “modern day Bartrams", the people today who continue his work and philosophies, will make a committed stand for our living but vanishing world." Philip Juras is featured in the film. http://cultivatingthewild.com/about-the-documentary

March 4 - April 30, 2020 - The Art of Conservation, Paintings by Philip Juras, University of Georgia College of Environment + Design, Athens, Georgia

March 4, 2020 - CED alumnus Philip Juras will lecture on understanding and preserving landscapes through art, coinciding with the opening of his exhibition in the Circle Gallery. A reception will follow. Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 5:00pm. UGA College of Environment and Design, Athens, Georgia
https://calendar.uga.edu/event/philip_juras_exhibit_opening_and_lecture#.XSeiBXspCUk

Philip Juras’s exhibit of landscape paintings celebrates the rich aesthetics, ecology, and history of Illinois tallgrass prairies. Over a five-year period, guided by some of the foremost prairie conservationists in Illinois and by his own research, Juras traveled from his home in Georgia to the Chicago area and beyond to discover—and rediscover—a vision of an ecosystem that has virtually vanished in North America. Fifteen larger sized studio canvases and many smaller field paintings depicting remnants, restorations, and imagined re-creations take the viewer on a journey of prairie landscapes from the Wisconsin border to the southern end of the state.
https://www.chicagobotanic.org/picturing_prairie