Lisa Figueroa paints in praise of the Good Earth. Tree Farm License 56, held by the Revelstoke Community Forest Corporation, is in the rugged Columbia Mountains one hour north of the city of Revelstoke. While walking specific areas of TFL56, it became apparent to Figueroa that planted forests can be grown in ways that mimic nature. Planted forests growing similarly to nature's way provide the best opportunity for the forest to achieve longevity, healthy habitat for animals, and beautiful recreation areas for humans. Often the hulks of old growth trees are left intact to provide shelter and nurture the new forest, and natural ground cover is encourages to grow. Attention to detail, and a nature-led approach, brings the RCFC into an ethical management style where the bottom line is not money but what is best for the earth and the town of Revelstoke. Figueroa's painting Resilience: Working Landscape TFL56 - Protector, reflects that relationship of good stewardship.