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The mandate of the NPS is to preserve the landscape, educate the public, and maintain the indigenous character of these regions. Each park has a different geologic and natural history that is manifest in its unique landscape; Geologists, Park Rangers and biologists are the front line caretakers of this mandate. Click here for interviews. |
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Experience Baumann's art as you are taken on a private tour through his virtual gallery. Hear journal excerpts from his experiences in the field. Gallery contains both location and studio work. |
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Now
you can Request 
In
1872, an idea began to take shape in a place called Yellowstone,
in the Northwest corner of Wyoming: The concept was to preserve
America’s natural wonders for all future generations –
and thus, the National Park System was born.|
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Baumann Interview |
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•One on one with Baumann |
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If you like The Grand View
you will Love our Free Newsletter |
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Read the latest press releases, and download high
resolution images for press and print use. |
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HUMAN
HISTORY OF
America’s National Parks were the ancestral home to over
500 tribes of Native people. Experience the wisdom of elders, as
they share the stories, art and culture of over 10,000 years of
human history. |
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