Storytelling
Founded in 2011, PBT is a conservation storytelling project–exploring watersheds, building community, and inspiring care for our natural world. The team consists of multi-talented professionals who tell stories, create films, give presentations, host events, teach classes, and conduct research. Mariah has been with the project since 2015 and is the project manager and producer.
Learn More: www.PlatteBasinTimelapse.com
Timelapse
Mariah has worked on a number of long-term timelapse projects tied private ranchlands, public lands, research and storytelling projects. She is an expert timelapse editor, creative, and can assist you with your timelapse needs.
For more information, send me and email! lundgren.mariah@gmail.com
Podcast & Website
Conservation photographer and writer Mike Forsberg spent five years chronicling the hidden lives of whooping cranes and creating his newest book, "Into Whooperland".
The Whooping Crane Chronicles is a podcast that expands on these stories. In this series, Mike will talk with crane enthusiasts in their homes or places of work. Guests include scientists, artists, and landowners who all have a shared connection: their love for whooping cranes. Stories recount hardship, success, sorrow, and joy, which are braided together by cranes.
Mariah is the executive producer of this podcast alongside co-producers Carlee Moates and Grant Reiner.
Learn More: www.WhoopingCraneChronicles.com