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Prints available in 12Γ9, 16Γ12 - National Park Series
The closest National Park to home, the ππ’π₯ππ’π―π₯π΄ park is a rocky formation spanning 242,756 acres. Their name, directly translated from the Lakota people, refers to their difficulty traveling through. The layers of sediment are a unique site, long ago revered as hunting grounds by natives. With the Trump administrationβs attacks against the science and history of the national parks, itβs more important than ever to speak about pre-colonial history and raise awareness about climate change.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the National Park Foundation.
Prints available in 12Γ9, 16Γ12 - National Park Series
The closest National Park to home, the ππ’π₯ππ’π―π₯π΄ park is a rocky formation spanning 242,756 acres. Their name, directly translated from the Lakota people, refers to their difficulty traveling through. The layers of sediment are a unique site, long ago revered as hunting grounds by natives. With the Trump administrationβs attacks against the science and history of the national parks, itβs more important than ever to speak about pre-colonial history and raise awareness about climate change.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the National Park Foundation.