Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts President and CEO Terre Jones recently shared a few of his photos taken while scouting National Parks sites for Wolf Trap’s next Face of America production, an innovative multimedia and live performance event that celebrates the diverse people, histories, and unique landscapes of its fellow National Parks across the country. Jones, a lover of the arts and nature, has visited over 200 of the country’s 392 National Park sites.
A white ibis prepares to find its breakfast in the depths of Great Cypress National Preserve.
In the early 20th century, the hunt for feathers for ladies' hats nearly destroyed the wild bird population in South Florida, sparking protests that eventually led to a local preservation movement and the establishment of Everglades National Park and other National Park units.
A fox braves a winter snow storm on Mt. Rainier, one of the National Parks in Washington State which is being considered for Wolf Trap’s next Face of America series.
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