City of Bozeman offers prizes and cash incentives to help community save money, energy The City of Bozeman is working hard to help our community save money and resources with two new energy conservation programs for businesses and residents. Both programs offer a free energy appraisal and potential ...
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By Wim Laven Women’s Equality Day—August 26--marked the 95th anniversary of the certification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The purpose of this amendment is to prohibit restrictions being placed on the right to vote on the basis of gender. While many believe that the passage of ...
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Nature is our classroom! Edible medicinal plants are everywhere, local, free, abundant and they can be a sustainable source of plants for healing. Saturday September 19, 2015 Saturday October 10, 2015 Deep Creek Trailhead 9am -12pm $20 Instructor: Bev Axelsen, Herb and Plant Medicine Specialist We ...
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  How would you like to save on your heating bill this winter courtesy of NorthWestern Energy and an inventive person in Bozeman named John Walsh? Walsh has created a device that is being installed all over the state of California to save energy and in now available in Montana free to you ...
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Applications will be accepted starting Tuesday, September 1, for those interested in obtaining a permit for a non-commercially guided snowmobile trip into Yellowstone National Park during the 2015-2016 winter season. A permit is required for all non-commercially guided snowmobile groups to enter the ...
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At each class participants will learn about: Safe canning techniques Basic steps Proper techniques for specific foods Necessary supplies Where to find recipes Best ways to preserve the harvest Teachers for the program are from: Lindsay Ganong , RDN and graduate student and Interns in the Montana ...
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