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RATTLESNAKE BEARS ACTION PLANNING WORKSHOP
Wednesday, January 11, 2012, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Montana Technology Enterprise Center
1121 East Broadway Street, Missoula (a few buildings east of the Eastgate Shopping Center)
This workshop will bring together experts and stakeholders, including representatives from Allied Waste, Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, the City of Missoula, nonprofit organizations, neighborhood groups, and residents, to discuss the issues that exist between black bears and residents living in the Rattlesnake Creek Valley.
RSVP to Katie at rattlesnakecreek.watershedgroup@gmail.com or 406/203-6433. Please share this invitation with others you think might have interest in participating.
If you cannot make the meeting, but would like to be involved, please also contact Katie at the email address or phone number for the Rattlesnake Creek Watershed Group.
Life and Times of Rainy
December 8, 2011
Seeley Lake Elementary School @ 7:00pm
Join Jamie Jonkel, Fish Wildlife and Parks wildlife biologist, and bear expert for an engaging and informative presentation on Rainy and her cubs. Did Rainy and her cubs pass through your yard as they roamed the valley in the summer of 2010?
Click on the link above for more information.
Living with Bears Public Workshop to be held Friday
October 28, 2011
Missoula Public Library
Do you want to know how to keep your garbage and birdseed away from bears and keep your neighborhood safe for wildlife and people? Do you want information on bear-resistant garbage containers? Would you like to better understand Missoula's wildlife and garbage ordinances? Would you like to help educate your neighbors by delivering information flyers? (Click on the above link to learn more about this event)
Celebrate the Rattlesnake!
September 18, 2011
Hosted by The Shining Mountains Chapter of the Montana Wilderness Association. Click on the above link for all the information on this event.
Swan Valley Bear Resources will host their Spring Bear Wake Up Social
Thursday, April 21st from 5-8pm at Swan Valley Community Hall
Guest speakers include Tim Manley, Grizzly Bear Management Specialist for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and Seth Wilson, Wildlife Committee Coordinator for the Blackfoot Challenge. Appetizers and refreshments will be served. Doors open at 5pm and speakers will begin at 6pm. The event is free of charge and open to the public. Hope to see you there!
Come see our Bear Aware booth at this year's Earth Day celebration, hosted by MUD.
Sunday, April 17th - 12pm to 7pm
Caras Park
Click here for more information about Missoula's 5th Annual Earth Day Celebration.
Electric Fencing for Your Garden & Livestock
Organized by MUD Project
Wednesday, April 6, 2011 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Join Erin Edge, with Defenders of Wildlife and Jamie Jonkel with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks in a workshop that will teach you the basics for keeping deer and elk out of gardens and how to safely contain small livestock predator-resistant electric fence. This workshop will provide you with the skills to garden and raise livestock along the urban-wild lands interface without creating unnatural food attractants for wildlife.
To register please call the MUD office at 406-721-7513, email info@mudproject.org, or click on the following link to pay on PayPal.
http://www.mudproject.org/page/workshop-preregistration
Come see our Bear Aware booth at this year's Earth Day celebration, hosted by MUD.
Sunday, April 17th - 12pm to 7pm
Caras Park
Click here for more information about Missoula's 5th Annual Earth Day Celebration.
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