"Headwaters" is a traveling exhibit of aerial photographs currently in Wyoming libraries.
Looking at these images of glaciers, mountains and rivers helps us understand and appreciate
the powerful ancient forces of nature and the fragile current condition of our water
resources and climate. These documentary photographs are a record of the
raw beauty of our Upper Green River Basin.

Geographic changes to the landscape are inevitable, whereas human induced
disruption can be thoughtfully moderated or prevented.

Habitat for people and wildlife is at risk from various forces.
Aerial photos are one method of monitoring our environment.

This collection is dedicated to my father, Richard Sullivan Donham,
who taught and encouraged me to care for our garden.

Rita Donham