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In Tom Miner Basin, Horse As Extension Of Place And Self
May 20, 2018
For Julie Anderson, horses bring a grounding perspective in life in the wild Gallatins north of Yellowstone. Enjoy Louise Johns' new column and Western women and equines
Read MoreGreater Yellowstone Photo Of The Day: Grizzly Rug
May 18, 2018
Whether one favors hunting of Greater Yellowstone grizzly bears or not, this is the stark reality of what sport hunting means
Read MoreIt's Now The 2050s. A Woman Reads A Postcard From Yellowstone In 2018
May 16, 2018
Yale student Anna Reside ponders the future Millennials and GenZers will call their own
Read MoreGallatin Valley's Tempest Of Growth
May 15, 2018
Headwaters Economics calls attention to alarming rate of disappearing open space around Bozeman. What does it mean for the wild Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem?
Read MoreDo You Live In What David Brooks Dubbed 'A Latte Town'?
May 8, 2018
The Conservative commentator's remarkable prescience in describing Bobos' quest to dwell in paradise
Read MoreA Daughter's Ritual To Make Peace With Her Mother's Death
May 7, 2018
After losing her elder to dementia, this client of Timothy Tate finds relief in dreams and fire
Read MoreGreater Yellowstone Photo Of The Day: A Coyote's Bison Buffet
May 7, 2018
Yellowstone winterkeeper Steven Fuller has a knack for capturing the extraordinary, like this coyote scavenging a fallen bison
Read MoreThe Paradox Of Caring For Places You Don't Know Are Yours
May 6, 2018
For college student Franklin Eccher, saving Yellowstone for future generations demands raising awareness among those who believe public lands are irrelevant
Read MoreMountain Trail Runner
May 6, 2018
Renn Meuwissen debuts a new column on exploring the delights of responsible trail running in the northern Rockies
Read MoreGreater Yellowstone Photo Of The Day: Griz On Bison
May 3, 2018
Yellowstone senior biologist Doug Smith went flying for wolves and found this scene
Read MoreTogether We Go: The Ways Of Horses And Western Women
May 2, 2018
Photojournalist Louise Johns explores the special bond between ride and rider that defines our region
Read Moresss
May 2, 2018
First, some essential biographical information that you think I should include in my introduction before the Q and A.
I was born and raised in rural Virginia, Sperryville, VA. I was a competitive horseback rider in a sport called Three-Day Eventing in my younger years before coming to Missoula, Montana for college. I studied photojournalism at University of Montana, and have since made my way as a photographer’s assistant, freelancer and National Geographic Young Explorer.
The Dakota/Lakota Don't Wait For Godot, Instead They Have Hawks
May 2, 2018
Poet Lois Red Elk writes about avian messengers
Read MoreBison Injures Visitor In Yellowstone
May 2, 2018
Idahoan tossed off trail at Old Faithful area by buffalo. First incident of 2018
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