Yellowstone

by Erwin A. Bauer

Using their own unique perspective, the Bauers show readers the many facets of Yellowstone, from tourists gazing at Old Faithful to serene fly fishing at Trout Creek. They also touch on Yellowstone's past, including highlights about the founding of the world's first national park, and discuss the future of the park in the face of grave threats to the its ecosystem. This revised edition includes an update on the park's recovery from the fires of 1988, as well as new information on the reintroduction of wolves and the wolves' impact on other Yellowstone wildlife.

The Bauers, who have been exploring the park for more than forty years, know the park like no others. Their photos take readers off the beaten path and reveal the wild beauty of a park that, though many visit, few truly explore.

About the Authors:

Erwin and Peggy Bauer, of Sequim, Washington, have photographed and written about the animals and natural wonders of the world for more than forty years, winning many national and international awards for their stunning wildlife portraits. They have more than a dozen books in print, including Big Game of North America, Whitetails, Mule Deer, Antlers: Nature's Majestic Crown, and Bears, all published by Voyageur Press.

127 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 1993