The National Park Service (NPS) will officially turn 100 years young come Thursday, August 25th, what the NPS considers “a defining moment that offers an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate our accomplishments as we prepare for a new century of stewardship and engagement.”
In celebration of this ...
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Edible Garden Tour Tomorrow August 14, 2016
Edible Garden Tour Tomorrow
Edible Garden Tour Flyer
August 14, 2016
Visit Gardens Sunday morning till 1pm
Paradise Permaculture Institute from 11am to 1pm
Classes & Demonstrations 1pm to 3pm
Sustainability Celebration 3:30pm to ?
Booths...Vendors...Food...Live Music...Fun
Price: $5 per ...
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Help clean up the Gallatin River with your neighbors
The Gallatin River is being loved to death. A recent study identified over 100 river access points in the Upper Gallatin. These sites are often littered with our garbage, which threatens both wildlife and recreational use. Join the Gallatin River Task Force as they host the Annual Upper Gallatin ...
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GVLT hits milestone conserving 100th property
GVLT hits milestone conserving 100th property
This week the Gallatin Valley Land Trust, in partnership with the Toohey family, have finalized their 100th conservation easement, protecting 959 acres of prime farmland from subdivision and development. The property is located just north of Bozeman off ...
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New Wildland Fire Ignited Near Fawn Pass
Here is what we know about the Fawn fire:
· Reported Wednesday night, August 4, by an outfitter.
· Located in the Fawn Pass area, in the northwest section of Yellowstone National Park.
· Currently one acre
· Creeping through ground vegetation in a Engelmann spruce forest.
· Likely caused by ...
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MT rivers & lakes house aquatic invasive species
From Brad Bauer
Montana is home to many beautiful rivers and lakes that provide habitat for a wide variety of native species, provide places of recreation, and supply water for our agricultural economy. They can also provide a home for aquatic invasive species. Whether you use rivers and lakes to ...
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