The first comprehensive atlas of a U.S. national park
The first park I lived and worked in was Yellowstone. It's where I met my first big mountains, cut my Western US hiking and backpacking teeth, learned to interact with North American species locally extinct in most of the Lower 48. In many ways, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is my home wilderness—one to which I dream of returning some day.
So it felt like nothing short of a miracle when, while earning my M.S. in Environmental Studies at the University of Oregon, I was offered a position on the Atlas of Yellowstone, the first comprehensive atlas of a US national park.
As part of this project, I:
I'm honored to have been able to meaningfully contribute to the understanding and preservation of the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Other Projects
Media and Design at Rocky Mountain National ParkCartography and Graphic Design
Map of Death Valley National ParkUS National Park Service
Map of Rocky Mountain National ParkUS National Park Service
Map of Capitol Reef National ParkUS National Park Service
Map of Isle Royale National ParkUS National Park Service
Bird's Eye View of White Sands National MonumentUS National Park Service
Preserving AbsenceMaster’s Thesis
Geologic Diagram of the Grand StaircaseUS National Park Service
Map of Golden Gate National Recreation AreaUS National Park Service
Map of Point Reyes National SeashoreUS National Park Service
Map of Lake Mead National Recreation AreaUS National Park Service
Bird's Eye View of Big Hole National BattlefieldUS National Park Service