A Superior Adventure
The Green Canoe is a quietly wondrous story of a boy, a recurring dream, and a summer that finally answers it. When his friend Alex leads him to camp with nothing but a knowing smile — "wait and see" — the woods and water open into something older and stranger than either of them expected. Inspired by a photo assignment on Isle Royale, and illustrated throughout by Matt Brass.
10×8, 56 pages, soft cover
Green Canoe and Moose Counts Too: Isle Royale NP
Isle Royale is one of the most remote and least visited national parks in the country — and one of the most scientifically significant. It's home to the world's longest-running predator-prey study, the Wolf-Moose Project, which has tracked the delicate balance between these two species for decades. We were honored to create assets in support of that work, helping to tell a story that sits at the very heart of what wilderness science looks like.
The island also inspired something more personal. Out of our time paddling those cold Superior waters came Green Canoe, a children's book that captures the wonder of Isle Royale through young eyes — because the next generation of park protectors has to fall in love first.
