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Home About Timelapse Live Stories Classroom Events Search: PBT Search Toggle navigation PLATTE BASIN TIMELAPSE A Watershed in Motion The Platte Basin Timelapse project tells stories of the Platte River Basin using innovative multimedia content. The long-term documentary project uses more than 60 time-lapse camera systems placed throughout the 90,000 square-mile basin, from its headwaters in the Colorado Rockies to the river’s confluence with the Missouri River on Nebraska’s eastern border. These are stories of our most precious resource: water Return of the Swan: Film Return of the Swan: Photo Story and Essay Biodiversity of Nebraska The Year of the Flood Cranes of Bluewater A Trout with Feathers Grassland Birds: An Expression of the Possible In the Bohemian Alps Low Intensity How Lonely, to be a Marsh Nebraska’s Saline Wetlands Aaron Beckman Into the Current My Path to the River Reintroducing an Old Flame Time and the River From Mountains to Fields Subscribe to our Newsletter Submit Leave this field empty if you're human: Home About Timelapse Live Stories Classroom Events PBT is supported by: Claire M. Hubbard Foundation Camera technology provided by TRLcam All images and visual content contained within the Platte Basin Timelapse website are copyright protected by federal copyright law. No images, videos or other media on this site can be used, copied or otherwise transferred for any use without prior written approval and a signed licensing agreement with Platte Basin Timelapse and its copyright holders. Copyright © 2011-2020...