It’s hot, dry, and we’re beginning to see some fall colors in Southwest Montana. But don’t let the yellows and browns keep you from staying GREEN all year-round by recycling at one of the greater Bozeman area’s 17 free drop-off sites! It’s easy and sites are conveniently located throughout the area. ...
Continue...
LIVING WITH WOLVES at Warren Miller on August 24
Lone Mountain Ranch in partnership with
National Geographic Live!
Living With Wolves
August 24th 2016
7:00 pm
Buy Tickets
LIVING WITH WOLVES a guest speaker multimedia presentation at
THE WARREN MILLER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
BIG SKY, MONTANA
After an award-winning ...
Continue...
GVLT hits milestone conserving 100th property
The Gallatin Valley Land Trust, in partnership with the Toohey family, recently finalized their 100th conservation easement, protecting 959 acres of prime farmland from subdivision and development.
The property is located just north of Bozeman off Springhill Rd., and stretches from wetlands along ...
Continue...
Wildlife in a Warming Montana World presentations
September 7th at the Lindley Center from 6-8pm
In Montana, one of the best examples of Montana warming is Glacier National Park. There are only 25 remaining glaciers in Glacier NP, down from 150 a century ago. We know it is changing; now we need to address it in SW MT.
National Wildlife ...
Continue...
Peek into hidden life of wolves at Warren Miller 8/24/16
Jim and Jamie Dutcher will present “Living with Wolves,” a multimedia presentation on the hidden life of wolves at the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center of Big Sky, Wednesday, August 24th at 7pm. Tickets to this National Geographic Live! production are $40 and available by visiting ...
Continue...
Bobcats Usher in the Choate Era
Bobcats Usher in the Choate Era
By Danny Waldo
Internet chat boards lit up, and coffee shop conversations around the state revolved around the state of Bobcat football in the immediate aftermath of the 2015 season
MSU, fresh off its first losing season in over a decade was a ship without a sail. No, ...
Continue...
