Women in Wyoming: Dr. Ray Fleming Dinneen
The success that young mothers find through Wyoming’s CLIMB program can be traced to the foundation of the mother-daughter bond between Pat Fleming and her daughter Dr. Ray Fleming Dinneen.
Women in Wyoming; Phyllis Preator
A passion for history and love for the land drives artist, author and historian Phyllis Preator to preserve the story of the McCullough Peaks.
Spirited Creatures: The innate presence and power of Rehabilitated Raptors
Owly, Gus and Ruby are resident raptors at the Teton Raptor Center — a rehabilitation, conservation and educational facility in Wilson, Wyoming. Each has a permanent disability which prevents them from being returned to their natural habitat.
Been Here For Generations – Farm Families of Powell
This combination of photographs and texts documents seven Powell families who still farm the original homestead and in most cases, live on the early home site. An inherent love for the lifestyle has trickled down from generation to generation--the third, fourth and even fifth who presently farm share a passion to cultivate the land with their ancestors, even though the technology and means of production of agriculture have drastically changed. A strong connection to the land coupled with an unyielding love for the farming way of life has kept the original, early century homestead in these families for decades.