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SUMMARY:Montana Climate presentation
DESCRIPTION:Bruce Maxwell\, one of the lead authors of the 2017 Montana Climate Assessment (MCA)\, will speak Thursday\, January 23 at 7 p.m. in the Bitterroot National Forest Supervisor’s office public meeting room (1801 N. First Street\, Hamilton). The talk is sponsored by the Bitterroot Climate Action Group (BCAG)\, and will be free and open to the public. The Montana Climate Assessment is a report prepared by experts at the direction of Governor Steve Bullock. The purpose of the MCA report was to analyze the predicted effects of climate change on Montana\, with region-specific predictions of the likely consequences for water\, forests\, and agriculture. Dr. Maxwell is a Professor in the Department of Land Resources and Environmental Science at Montana State University\, specializing in agroecology\, invasive plant ecology\, and weed biology. His contributions to the MCA focused on the effects of global warming on agriculture in Montana. Dr. Maxwell will describe the findings of the MCA and will update those findings with more recent information. Understanding the range of likely results of global warming should help Bitterroot Valley residents adjust their farming\, gardening\, forestry\, and business practices accordingly.
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/montana-climate-presentation/
LOCATION:Bitterroot National Forest Headquarters\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
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SUMMARY:Audubon meeting
DESCRIPTION:Bitterroot Audubon’s January meeting will feature a presentation on the use of drones for natural resource management. Stevensville native Philip Williams recently completed an MS in Forestry at UM\, emphasizing geographic information systems (GIS)/remote sensing and ecological restoration. He will discuss the multiple uses\, misuses\, opportunities\, and challenges of using drones in a natural resources management context\, with an emphasis on applicability to nature conservation. While drones have hitherto been mainly used for military purposes\, they are increasingly becoming relevant to forestry\, wildlife\, and general conservation practices. However\, these opportunities come with pros and cons\, like any technology made applicable to natural resources management and conservation.\nThe Audubon meeting and Philip’s presentation are on Monday\, January 20 at 7 p.m. at the Bitterroot National Forest Headquarters on Hwy 93 on the north end of Hamilton. Enter the building on the west side. The presentation is free\, and the public is invited. Contact Kay Fulton (360-8664) for additional information.
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/audubon-meeting/
LOCATION:Bitterroot National Forest Headquarters\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bitterroot Audubon
DESCRIPTION:“Birds Tell Us That It’s Time to Act on Climate Change” is the topic of Bitterroot Audubon’s October meeting which will feature a presentation on the effects of climate change to Montana birds\, and a discussion of potential climate and conservation solutions that may build a livable future for people and wildlife. The speaker will be Amy Cilimburg\, one of the founders and currently Executive Director of Climate Smart Missoula. Amy was the Director of Bird Conservation for Montana Audubon for seven years\, and was recently appointed to the Governor’s Climate Solutions Council. She’ll speak to current local climate resiliency and community efforts to take action on climate change through new\, localized and statewide initiatives. And she promises to leave you with hope\, not despair! Amy’s presentation is scheduled for Monday\, October 21 at 7 p.m. at the Bitterroot National Forest Headquarters on Hwy 93 on the north edge of Hamilton. There is no charge\, and the public is invited. Park and enter the building on the west side. Contact Becky Peters for additional information at 369-5210.
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/bitterroot-audubon-4/
LOCATION:Bitterroot National Forest Headquarters\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
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