Braided River engages audiences beyond the traditional environmental community to protect western North America's last wild places and create a sustainable future.
Braided River combines the arts of photography and literature to produce books, multimedia presentations, and museum exhibits that build broader public support for wilderness preservation campaigns—and inspire public action.
Steven Kazlowski interviewed on HuskyTV
Photographer Steven Kazlowski is interviewed by HuskyTV after the opening of The Last Polar Bear exhibit at the the Burke Museum in Seattle. Watch the clip to catch a glimpse of the exhibit and hear Steven speak about the importance of his life's work.
Yellowstone to Yukon
Listen to Florian Schulz, author of Yellowstone to Yukon: Freedom to Roam, interviewed about the importance of developing wildlife corridors in North America.
"The Last Polar Bear" on the Hill
On January 17, 2008, representatives from Alaska Wilderness League held up The Last Polar Bear in the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, a hearing to investigate the Bush administration’s policies affecting the polar bear and its Arctic habitat. At the time, they were seeking to force the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to rule on the polar bear listing before proceeding with offshore drilling lease sales in the Chukchi Sea. Larger photographs by Steven Kazlowski were also displayed.
