Programs and Projects

We will soon have a more detailed description of our programs and current projects. For now...

Programs

Commissioned Projects are done for other conservation organizations. They are in-depth documentary projects focusing on a specific topic or location. Results of commissioned projects can be seen in our exhibits Blackfoot Gold and The Alignment. We recently finished a book project on a local watershed, and are currently working to promote a new National Trail project within the National Park Service.

Picture Tomorrow Projects originate internally. Like Commissioned Projects, they are in-depth documentaries. We are currently working on three of these projects: Working the Woods, Empire Lost (exploring the historic range of Grizzlies), and Extreme Health Care (documenting health care delivery in developing countries).

Creative Assistance Projects (CAPs) are short term projects done for other conservation groups. Typically, CAPs last from a couple of hours to three days, and range from consulting on how to use photography/visual arts to improve organizational effectiveness to short photography shoots. We recently took a three hour flight to photograph a proposed mine beneath a wilderness area... we were asked to photograph an alpine lake that might drain if the subterranean mine is built.