This work serves as a long-term documentary reportage into the profound impact of climate-driven wildfires on the natural beauty of Montana. This series juxtaposes the state's iconic landscapes with the visceral reality of their destruction—valleys filled with smoke so thick it blots out the sun, and forests reduced to skeletal remains. But beyond the loss, the work also documents the quiet resilience of nature, capturing the slow, painful regeneration that follows the flames. It is both a lament for what is being lost and a testament to the cycles of a world under pressure.