A meditation on permanence and erasure, these images explore what may soon be absent from the landscapes of tomorrow. They invite us to witness our wild places as they stand today and to consider what is quietly slipping away in the fading echoes of what animated these places. In doing so, they urge us to consider what future landscapes may no longer hold, suggesting that the stories of these places will be incomplete without the beings who once moved through them, shaping their character and meaning.