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Frozen In History
Visiting this iconic river throughout the year is a poignant reminder of all the natural and cultural legacies that are at the heart of this region.
In a Sea of Sage & Snow
Big sagebrush is a critical part of life on the prairie, especially when there isn’t much for wildlife like pronghorn to munch on above the snow.
Racking Up Points
Named for their stocky build and sizable ears, mule deer are easily distinguishable from white-tailed deer by the black tip of their tails.
The Dance of the Grouse
Male dancers are intent on finding their mate and use their stiff-wing, foot-stomping, tail-shaking moves to draw attention from females in the audience.
Songs of Spring
Chestnut-collared Longspurs have begun their return to the Northern Plains for breeding season and to raise their young.