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COMING AUGUST 18, 2026

Boreal
Wilderland

Art, science, and adventure in Earth's greatest wilderness.

Twenty (or more) boreal forest expeditions over more than twenty years, captured by 35 artists and six natural history experts - an in-depth portrait of the largest, intact terrestrial ecosystem on the planet.

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"It’s not an overstatement to say that much of our planet’s future depends on what happens in this terrain, and it’s never been more powerfully depicted than in these pages."

Bill McKibben, author of Here Comes the Sun

"This also is the most exhilarating expression of art, science, dramatic storytelling, cultural integration, and conservation values that I have ever encountered."

John W. Fitzpatrick, PhD, director emeritus of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology

"Rob Mullen’s Boreal Wilderland is a masterful blend of camera and canvas, and science and resourcefulness, encompassing our rich boreal treasure."

Michael Peake, award-winning photojournalist and former governor of the Hide-Away Canoe Club

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About Rob Mullen

Rob Mullen is a nature artist with a biology degree and extensive field experience—30+ wilderness expeditions, decades observing wildlife across North America and Africa. He lives in West Bolton, Vermont, where he continues to paint the wild places that shape his work.

Art & Photography

by Rob Mullen

Rob Mullen paints wildlife and landscapes with a scientist's eye: a biology degree, 30+ wilderness expeditions, and decades of field observation inform every piece. His work blends mood and atmosphere with genuine natural history, where ecological details are never decoration.

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