Stories of Yellowstone in Art and Writing...

The Artists Field Guide to Yellowstone is a nature guide to Yellowstone’s wildlife told through the words and artwork of fifty of the region’s most distinguished storytellers. Simultaneously an exhibit of beautiful, diverse artwork and a thoughtful anthology of original prose and poetry, the book showcases profound reflections on nature, community, and place, as considered against the wild backdrop of Greater Yellowstone. Yellowstone naturalist, artist, and educator Katie Christiansen has crafted a creative yet robust take on a traditional field guide, incorporating a field guide's expected natural history elements with more artful, at times whimsical, storytelling.

Equal parts sensible field guide and elegant art book, The Artists Field Guide to Yellowstone enriches the reader’s understanding and appreciation of this world-renowned place through imaginative, engaging, and informative depictions of the iconic Yellowstone ecosystem.

The Artists Field Guide to Yellowstone is being published by Trinity University Press and is a project of Home to Roam Conservation.

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Praise for Artists Field Guide:

"The Artists Field Guide to Yellowstone is a marvelous book of artwork and stories from a most impressive group of contributors. Katie has collected important reflections from artists and writers on the intrinsic value of a place like Yellowstone. The book presents a brilliant--and much needed--alternative vision of nature. It is a wonderful contribution for all of us!"
- Mary Evelyn Tucker, Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology

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The Artists Field Guide In the News:

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From top: Kathryn Turner, Water and Wingspan. Kay Stratman, Great Fountain Geyser. DG House, Pika.

GYE Map by Jocelyn Slack and John Wasson.

From top: Loretta Domaszewski, Battle of the Greater Sage Grouse. Laney, Showtime. Derek DeYoung, Cutthroat Lamar River. Kalon Baughan, Gulo gulo.

From top: Tamara Callens, Lion. James Prosek, Western Meadowlark. Monte Yellow Bird Sr., Bugling the Song of Elk Medicine.