Art Wolfe 2022 Wall Calendar: Travels to the Edge – Nature Photography From Around the World

Product Description

Take a fantastic journey to the ends of the earth with Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge wall calendar. Wolfe, with his talent of uncovering strange landscapes and nature’s phenomenal beauty, is one of today’s most celebrated and widely published nature photographers. His artistry shines a light on our world’s spectacular and remote natural places.

12″ x 12″ wall calendar (12″ x 24″ open).
A year of Art Wolfe’s amazing photography on your wall.
The perfect gift for nature enthusiasts, outdoor explorers, and travel dreamers.
Features exceptional photographs of wilderness landscapes, nature, wildlife, and remote places.
Be organized and inspired throughout the year.
Includes US and Canadian legal holidays, phases of the moon, and important observances of the world’s major religions.
High-quality printing on premium paper stock.
Printed on paper sourced from a combination of recycled materials and wood harvested from socially and environmentally sustainable forests.
WE PLANT TREES — Amber Lotus Publishing, an independent carbon-negative US company, has planted MORE THAN ONE MILLION trees since 2008 to offset our carbon footprint and resource usage.

Wolfe’s books include Wild Elephants: Conservation in the Age of Extinction, Trees: Between Earth and Heaven, Edge of the Earth, Corner of the Sky, and One World, One Vision: The Photography of Art Wolfe. He is also featured in the public television series Travels to the Edge.

About the Author

Based in Portland, Oregon, Amber Lotus Publishing is a carbon-negative independent publisher of mind-body-spirit themed , , , and . We create products that illuminate the sacred dimensions of everyday life — mindfulness, healthy lifestyles, and earth awareness. Sharing the diversity of world cultures and sacred traditions as well as the inspiration and beauty of the natural world is our passion.

Art Wolfe is one of the most celebrated wildlife and nature photographers in the world. His awards include the Alfred Eisenstadt Magazine Photography Award and The National Audubon Society’s first annual Rachel Carson Award. When he’s not traveling, he calls Seattle home.