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Film's World Premiere May, 2026
& Special Awards Presentation
Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana
Sponsored by the MSU's Thermal Biology Institute
(Special Events will be announced to celebrate
Yellowstone National Park Leadership & Rangers.)
Film Overview
Connect ancient Yellowstone's past and present into
an immersive journey of combined high impact visual
and enriched musical experiences.
Some Yellowstone ecosystems include magnificent wildlife
predator-prey territorial interactions (grizzly & black bears,
grey wolves, cougars, lynx, red foxes and more),
colorful geo-thermal formations with ancient microbes,
spectacular hot springs and geyser eruptions,
ever-changing weather patterns, dynamic wind/cloudscapes
as well as amazing celestial night skies.
Witness advanced film technologies using approved Lidar drones, thermal cameras, macro-photography, microscopic filming, high altitude images, time-lapse and slow motion filming to add more visual depth to bring audiences inside Yellowstone National Park's extraordinary environments.
"This film captures Yellowstone's nature perfectly:
it's primeval, raw, unforgiving, and stunningly beautiful."
Roland Hatzenpichler, PhD Associate Professor,
Department of Chemistry & BiochemistryDirector,
Thermal Biology Institute Affiliate Faculty,
Department of Microbiology and Cell Biology
Affiliate Faculty, Center for Biofilm Engineering
Montana State University, Bozeman
www.environmental-microbiology.com
" BEAUTIFUL AND ENTHRALLING!
The film's thermal features and wildlife are exceptional!"
Bruce W. Fouke, Ph.D., Director
Roy J. Carver Biotechnology Center
Ralph E. Grim Professor Earth Science & Environmental Change
Cancer Center at Illinois
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
1301 W. Green Street, Urbana, IL 61801
NASA Art of Yellowstone Science
https://astrobiology.nasa.gov/news/the-art-of-yellowstone-science/
"Curiosity rapidly emerges from being in nature
and inspires meaningful discoveries like the hot springs
ancient living and fossilized microbes that become
a mirror into the universe of life.
The Yellowstone Wild through Time film opens the door
to this microscopic world within geo-thermals and is also
interconnected with expansive wildlife experiences."
Carol J. Amore, Executive Producer & Filmmaker
Ancient Lands and Lives Films
www.YellowstoneWildthroughTime.com
Yellowstone Wild through Time is a timeless treasure
like no other place in the world showcasing grand geo-thermals
with thousands of ancient hot springs and geysers.
While an active Supervolcano Caldera is ever present below,
awe-inspiring rivers and waterfalls, sweeping lodgepole pine forests
as well as sagebrush and wild grass meadows are home for incredible wildlife (grizzly and black bears, grey wolves, cougars and more). Everyday is a successful exploration for those who bravely venture on Yellowstone's trails with a strong spirit of observation.
Looking towards the night skies and the celestial heavens will be
a guide to marvel in seeing its seasonal constellations, planets and meteor showers shown in this film. For me, the North Star(Polaris), reminds me of how my seventh generation grandfather, Captain William Clark, traveled through the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystems
while mapping unexplored territories for the Lewis and Clark Expedition commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson in 1803.
The Lewis and Clark Museum in St. Louis, Missouri celebrates
this historical achievement.
Yellowstone Wild through Time reveals the remarkable forest,
river and mountainous terrain including abundant wildlife as seen during the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Yellowstone Wild through Life Film released January 2026:
Consulting Producers: Lotsie and Rick Holton,
Experienced Wildlife & Land Conservationists
Founders, Lewis & Clark Boat House and Museum,
St. Louis Missouri, lewisandclarkboathouse.org
(Carlota "Lotsie" Clark Hermann Holton,
Seventh Generation of Captain William Clark)
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Chair Emerita, St. Louis Chapter Explorers Club
Co-Author Carlota "Lotsie" Clark Hermann Holton
A Canoe Named Klmin (Gift to Chinook Indians)
(Carlota "Lotsie" Clark Hermann Holton,
Seventh Generation of Captain William Clark)
