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GPT Photo of the Week
Grass is everywhere and can be found on all of the continents, even a few spots in Antarctica! However, most of the major grasslands in
GPT Photo of the Week
The American Bison, what can you say? It’s the national mammal of the United States, and the most iconic creature of the Great Plains. They
GPT Photo of the Week
The pronghorn are the second fastest land animal on the planet, and can reach speeds of up to 60 mph! The African cheetah is faster
GPT Photo of the Week
The burrowing owl is native to the Great Plains as well as other areas. It operates during the day and sometimes runs to catch its
GPT Photo of the Week
The Black Footed Ferret (BFF) is your Best Friend Forever, but they’re endangered. Here’s one way to help: http://www.prairiewildlife.org/top5gs.html
GPT – Photo of the Week
Which way to go? This is near the towns of, well, Bison and Buffalo, South Dakota. The trail runs through Buffalo. By the way, the
GPT – Photo of the Week
One of my favorite spots along the trail. This is deep in the badlands on the Bison Trail between Toadstool Geologic Park and Hudson-Meng Bison
GPT Photo of the Week
This week’s photo is from Colorado. This is from deep in the badlands canyons of Paint Mines Interpretive Park northeast of Colorado Springs.
Announcing the GPTA Founder’s Club
I know. I know. I know what you’re thinking and you’re not wrong. Fundraising is as popular as a blizzard in April. I get it.
GPT Photo of the week: Pawnee Buttes
Northeast Colorado contains some interesting features in the Pawnee National Grassland. They are generally referred to as the Pawnee Buttes and they rise 200-300 feet
Photo of the Week – 7/24/17
This week’s photo is from New Mexico. Capulin Volcano National Monument is a little gem in the northern part of the state. You can drive
GPT – Photo of the Week – 7/17/17
It’s back to South Dakota this week for no particular reason other than I really like this photo and I really like this place. This
