To think like a mountain is to understand that a river in its entirety is a home: to care for the river in this place here is to also care for it in that place there.
(South Park Recreation Area, Sheridan WY)
To think like a mountain is to understand the role of very, very small beings in large, vast landscapes like this one.
(Museum at the Bighorns, Sheridan WY)
To think like a mountain is to ensure connectivity between ecosystems.
(The Brinton Museum, Big Horn WY)
To think like a mountain is to recognize the ways in which the land and those who roam the land shape one another.
(Kendrick Park, Sheridan WY)
To think like a mountain is to know that time is long and deep.
(Kleenburn Recreation Area, Ranchester WY)
