Featured Prints
Against the crimson earth of Wyoming, a gray wolf offers a quiet howl that carries beyond the moment. It is an echo of a species that once nearly vanished from these mountains and a reminder of the resilience of nature when given the opportunity to recover. This image celebrates the enduring presence of wild wolves and the landscapes they help shape, inspiring us to protect the places where their voices still carry.
20% of profits from this print will be donated to Women For Wolves. Only 100 prints will be produced of this image.
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Two members of Yellowstone's Wapiti Lake Wolf Pack pause above Hayden Valley, quietly watching over a lone pup as they guide it toward a bison carcass where the rest of the pack is feeding below. Their watchful presence reflects the extraordinary cooperation that allows wolves to raise young, share food, and survive in one of North America's last intact ecosystems.
Moments like this are reminders that successful wolf recovery is about more than individual animals. It is about preserving family groups, natural behaviors, and the landscapes that sustain them. As apex predators, wolves help maintain ecological balance, influencing prey movement, supporting biodiversity, and contributing to the health of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Wapiti Watch celebrates not only the resilience of Yellowstone's wolves, but the enduring value of protecting truly wild places where future generations can continue their ancient traditions.
20% of profits from this print will be donated to Women For Wolves. Only 100 prints of this image will be produced.
Grizzly Bear 1063 stands on a hill with her first set of cubs in 2025 as yearlings. Like wildflowers that are here for a season before going away, this beautiful grizzly bear family was only together for one year before their time was cut short. Although it wasn’t the outcome that we hoped for, the beauty and life they brought to their ecosystem was unmatched. As an ode to the brevity of her time with these cubs, only 10 prints will be produced of this photo.
Behind the Lens
Inspired by the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Allie combines her background in biology with a passion for photography to give an intimate look into the lives of grizzly bears, wolves, and other wildlife that define one of the most extraordinary landscapes.
Conservation Ambassador
Women For Wolves is a nonprofit dedicated to protecting wolves through education, advocacy, scientific collaboration, conservation efforts and outreach. Their work helps build a future where wolves and people can coexist, recognizing the essential role predators play in maintaining resilient, healthy ecosystems.
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