The Artist's Field Guide to Yellowstone: A Natural History by Greater Yellowstone's Artists and Writers

For outdoor adventurers exploring the vast landscapes of Greater Yellowstone, traditional field guides can feel sterile, failing to capture the true spirit and intricate beauty of this iconic ecosystem. A deeper connection to the wildlife and natural wonders encountered is often yearned for.

Imagine immersing oneself in the unparalleled biodiversity of Greater Yellowstone, not just observing, but truly understanding. This exquisite guide transforms exploration, revealing the secrets of the sky, earth, soil, and water through the eyes of fifty of the region's most celebrated artists and writers. Experience the ecosystem's unique biodiversity brought to life with evocative prose, captivating poetry, and stunning artwork, offering a richer, more profound appreciation for America's Great Outdoors.

The Artist's Field Guide to Yellowstone: A Natural History is an essential companion. Compiled by naturalist and artist Katie Shepherd Christiansen, this elegant art book and sensible field guide bridges the gap between scientific understanding and artistic interpretation. Discover key species through paired prose and artwork, enhanced by scientific descriptions and Christiansen's detailed illustrations. Elevate any adventure and connect with the wild heart of Yellowstone like never before, fostering a profound understanding of its Natural History and the wonders of Greater Yellowstone.