Current Exhibits
Amphibians and Wetlands of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Open May 1 - July 26, 2024
The exhibit has been created by:
Charles R. Peterson (Idaho State University)
Debra Patla (Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative)
Andrew Ray (National Park Service)
Ben LaFrance (National Park Service)
The goal of this photo exhibit is to develop public appreciation for the diversity and ecological importance of amphibians in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) and to raise awareness of the threats to amphibian populations and their habitats (e.g., climate change, habitat modification/fragmentation, disease, and introduced species).
"There is hope from the sea..."
A photo-ethnography of the history and culture of cod fishing in the Shumagin Islands of Alaska.
Opens August 2, 2024
We are thrilled to host the photo-ethnography of Zack Beal, Idaho State University Department of Anthropology graduate student. This photo-ethnography explores the history and culture of cod fishing in the Shumagin Islands of Alaska. It will open August 2, 2024 in our community gallery. Photographs explore the Indigenous fishing communities connections to the Pacific Cod fishing industry and what the decline in cod means for these communities. The research is supported by the National Science Foundation and Navigating the New Arctic.