Between 1804 and 1806, Meriweather Lewis and George Rogers Clark led an expedition of the American West.
Lewis noticed not just one but several species of sagebrush. He wrote,
“[O]f this last the A[n]telope is very fond; they feed on it, and perfume the hair of their foreheads and necks with it by rubing against it.” Sierra Club notes on Lewis and Clark expedition.
Filed under Sagebrush
 | Jack Matthews on King’s Manassa Turquoise |
| Jack Matthews on King’s Manassa Turquoise |
| Jack Matthews on King’s Manassa Turquoise |
La Jicarita: Community advocacy for northern New Mexico
New Mexico State Film Office and Milagro at Los Luceros
Because of Greenpeace more than 21 million acres of forests are legally protected from destruction in Brazil's Amazon and Canada's Great Bear rainforests. Reduce, reuse, recycle.
Colorado Film Commission
