Words from the Hive: Infrared Cameras, Stethoscopes, Almonds & Honeybees
by Christine Hrenya, Ph.D. Engineering
What we, the Gallatin Valley Beekeepers (GVBK), are up to…
Please join us for a special full-day workshop “Beekeeping for Montana Hobbyists & Landowners,” to be held at Museum ...
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Slushy Slalom, Point & Chute return to Bridger Bowl on March 17, 2018
Bridger Bowl is in the back half its winter season with tons of fresh powder and plenty of weekend events to boot! The 37th Annual Pinhead Classic will take place Saturday, March 3rd with a race time start of 10:30am. The Pinhead is the longest running telemark ski festival in the country (but now ...
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March 2 & 3, 2018 Ski weekend w/ Dan McKay benefits young autistic adults
Ski weekend w/ Dan McKay benefits young autistic adults
Plan a ski and stay winter adventure while simultaneously supporting the tremendous passions and talents of young adults with autism! Erik’s Ranch & Retreats of Livingston has announced a very special, extended Mountain Skiing Weekend ...
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MSU researchers seek answers to what drives risk-taking in avalanche terrain
MSU researchers seek answers to what drives risk-taking in avalanche terrain
From MSU News Service
Thirty-four people died in avalanches in Montana between the 2008-09 and 2016-17 winter seasons, and Montana consistently ranks among the ...
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Federal research raises flags about cancer risks from cellphone radiation
Federal research raises flags about cancer risks from cellphone radiation
From Environmental Working Group (EWG)
Data from the largest-ever animal study of cellphone radiation effects, released [early this month] by the federal National Toxicology Program, confirms earlier evidence from human ...
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The Nixon Gulch Bridge was built in 1891 and worth preserving for future generations
Manhattan-neighboring Nixon Bridge worth preserving for future generations
From the Manhattan Area Historical Society
The Nixon Gulch Bridge was built in 1891 and is one of the few remaining pinned, steel through truss bridges in Montana and the country. Because of its uniqueness and historic ...
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