3 articles tagged with cultural landscapes
Standing at the threshold where the Great Plains meet the Bighorn Mountains, Sheridan, Wyoming presents a fascinating intersection of geological wonder and cultural heritage that few American destinations can rival. As a landscape architect who's studied indigenous land management practices...
Standing at the edge of a rust-colored cliff face in eastern Montana, I couldn't help but think of Brecht's *Mother Courage* – how landscapes, like theatrical sets, can completely transform our perception of reality. Miles City, Montana is perhaps the...
Standing at the base of Arizona's highest peaks, I couldn't help but view the San Francisco Peaks through both my climber's and anthropologist's lenses. These volcanic mountains aren't just a playground for outdoor enthusiasts—they're sacred to at least 13 Indigenous...