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2022 Big Hole Event

BHWC is excited to announce our 2022 Wildlife Speaker Series event. Our focus species this year is beaver.

Mark your calendars for Thursday, July 14th, 6:00 pm at the Divide Grange (dinner at 6:00, presentation at 7:00)!

We will be hearing from Torrey Ritter, Nongame Wildlife Biologist with MFWP and Elissa Chott, Beaver Conflict Resolution Field Technician with the Clark Fork Coalition. Torey will discuss beaver biology, and Elissa will provide an overview of tools and resources for landowners experiencing problems with “busy” beavers.

The event will include a potluck meal. Burgers donated by Hagenbarth Livestock. You bring a side or dessert. See you there!

The presentation portion of the evening will also be available via Zoom. Zoom invitation here:

Big Hole Watershed Committee is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: 2022 Wildlife Speaker Series: Beavers
Time: Jul 14, 2022 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

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About the Wildlife Speaker Series

The Big Hole Watershed Committee has co-sponsored a Wildlife Speaker Series event each summer since 2013. The purpose of the Wildlife Speaker Series is to increase awareness about our less controversial wildlife and engage with our local community through walks, tours, and presentations. Local conservation groups join together to share interesting wildlife facts at local historical and conservation-oriented venues. These events provide a social opportunity for learning and foster relationships with community members and wildlife experts.

A group of committed, local conservation organizations (listed below) carries the torch to keep the series alive.

Help Keep the Series Alive

If you’d like to support these programs, each of the coordinating organizations (listed below) has agreed that Ruby Habitat Foundation will be the recipient of donations of support. Donations cover things like advertisements, poster printing, and more.

Your donations of financial support are very much appreciated and can be made by clicking here.