Outdoor sculptures play a unique role in addressing vernal pools by merging art with ecological conservation. These temporary, seasonal wetlands are often overlooked, but artists use sculptures to draw attention to their fragility and importance. Installations may mimic the ephemeral nature of vernal pools, using materials that reflect seasonal changes or interact with rainwater. Some sculptures even serve as educational tools, incorporating interpretive signage or interactive elements to teach visitors about biodiversity and wetland preservation. By blending aesthetics with environmental messaging, these artworks foster a deeper connection between people and these critical ecosystems, encouraging stewardship and awareness.