Redford's introduction to this book on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by noted nature photographer Kennan Ward: only one of many expressions of his genuine love of the West and the environment.

More beautiful pictures of Montana, and some of the best Western horsemanship on film; even if I can't quite buy the story (or the on-screen relationship between Redford & Kristin Scott Thomas).

A photographic trip to Big Sur, courtesy of Douglas Steakley. Foreword by Mr. Redford, together with Clint Eastwood, Leon Panetta and Ted Turner.

Redford & director Sydney Pollack, project #2 of 7: Filmed exclusively on location in Utah, the tale of mountaineer "liver eating" Johnson who took on the Crow nation after they had murdered his wife.

Words and pictures by the creator of the novel "The Milagro Beanfield War" introducing his beloved land. Foreword by Robert Redford ...

Together with son James, he's now set out to fulfill the hopes of the many Hillerman fans who always wanted to see the Leaphorn/Chee Navajo mysteries brought to the screen. Marvelous adaptations, too!

Redford & Pollack #5 of 7 (costarring Jane Fonda): The story of 2 worn out corporate show horses (one human, one equine) who together rediscover their freedom & individuality. Poignant & touching.

... and of course his own career had REALLY taken off when he starred as Sundance alongside Paul Newman's Butch Cassidy in this 1969 movie directed by George Roy Hill.

A tribute to the artistry of nature photographer Robert Glenn Ketchum, prefaced by Robert Redford.

Covering more than just the Western national parks, this journey prefaced by Mr. Redford and courtesy of photographer Stan Jorstad & poet laureate Mark Strand takes you to all American national parks.