Monthly Archives: August 2010

Badlands National Park: A new episode

Tomorrow, I am going to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, a home for the Oglala Lakota tribe. You might have heard about this place: it was the place where the Wounded Knee Massacre took place in 1890 and a … Continue reading

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Grand Teton National Park: Self-reflection #3 – New directions

In 2008, when I traveled 8 months to document women outdoor role models from around the world, I experienced many personal revelations that affected the way I saw this project. As result of these revolutions, the scope and goals of my … Continue reading

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Denali National Park: Self-reflection #2 – New perspectives

I still remember clearly when I first learned about national parks of the United States. I was 17. My parents showed us a BBC TV show on “Winter in the Yellowstone National Park.” In the show, I saw the buffalos covered … Continue reading

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Denali National Park: Self-reflection #1 – New conversations

I spent two weeks off from my project and created a time and space in the quiet backcountry of Denali and Grand Teton National Park to reflect my experiences with Gwich’in nation. In this process, I had many new conversations … Continue reading

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