See Wildlife at Dusk– Take a Quick Drive Through the Park in the Snow
Wildlife at dusk Just after the the sun sets in the Badlands, we leave the “golden hour” and enter the “blue hour.” Our drive into the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park is slow and slippery after ice left a coating on the roads...
Huge Horns! Bighorns in the Badlands of North Dakota!
Badlands Bighorn Sheep by Diane Kay Photography An avid photographer of the western regions of North Dakota, and especially the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Diane Defoe of Diane Kay Photography in Watford City, North Dakota seems to commune...
It’s Wild at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Photos by Amy White
Wild Side of the Park Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota is known for its remote ruggedness. Some, including Theodore Roosevelt himself, have found there a renewing solitude. But the biggest draw for some is the wildlife! Amy White Shared Her...
Easter — a happy fresh start of new life in the Badlands
Easter or Resurrection Sunday reminds us of “fresh starts” or “new life.” That’s not a difficult concept to grasp in the Badlands. Traveling through the region, around Easter, we see plenty of proof of new life or fresh starts. Scattered...