Stories from the places where wildlife and working land meet.
The Rangelands is a field journal documenting wildlife, working lands, and the people who steward them across the American West. Through photography, interviews, and natural history, it explores how ranchers experience the landscapes they manage and the wildlife that lives alongside them. Rather than offering simple answers, the project looks at the quiet relationships between soil, water, livestock, predators, and the decisions made on the ground each day. On working land, the story of an ecosystem is never separate from the story of the people who live within it.