This travelling exhibit consists of a body of twenty-five paintings and educational elements honoring America’s wild places. The focus is on large and small mammals and their habitats. This fully curated exhibit uses the backdrop of Glacier National Park as well as a Native American perspective. Each large mammal is portrayed expressively with dye on silk, an ancient medium that is both colorful and visually strong. The educational components include skulls, pelts, an interactive 360-degree video as well as comprehensive written material about the habitats and the impact of climate change.