Archive for the tag 'Headwaters Montana'

Dec 12 2011

Headwaters Montana starts “Flathead River Otter” Facebook page

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This is kind of fun. Headwaters Montana started up a “Flathead River Otter” Facebook page to increase awareness of the Flathead watershed and provide a place for informal discussion. If you’re on Facebook, wander over there and “like” the otter’s page . . . Folks, no one knows the Flathead River and Flathead Lake better [...]

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Sep 20 2011

The devil’s in the details: Resolving state mineral rights in the North Fork Flathead Valley

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From the most recent Headwaters Montana newsletter . . . When Gov. Schweitzer and BC Premier Gordon Campbell signed the historic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on the North Fork Flathead River in February 2010 Headwaters Montana heralded that event as an “historic breakthrough”.  And indeed it was.  But like all signed agreements, the MOU was [...]

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Jul 23 2011

Headwaters Montana looking for volunteers to help “complete the park”

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From a newsletter sent out yesterday by Headwaters Montana . . . We need your help.  Do you have just one day this summer to spend at spectacular Logan Pass to help complete the world’s first Peace Park: Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park? Last summer Headwaters Montana sponsored volunteers at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park [...]

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Mar 05 2011

“Wild Places” needs cookies

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According to a note from Dave Hadden of Headwaters Montana, the Third Annual Wild Places Photo Exhibition needs cookies . . . We need cookies and other treats to sell at the “Wild Places” photo exhibition on March 11 in Whitefish as part of our fundraising effort to continue the Work! Please call Meg Wolfe [...]

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Feb 26 2011

Announcing the 3rd Annual Wild Places Photo Exhibition

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As we mentioned earlier, a group of Montana photographers is getting together to benefit Headwaters Montana, a non-profit organization working to protect the Flathead and Elk Valley watersheds, the Glacier and Waterton Parks and the Crown of the Continent ecosystem. According to Dave Hadden of Headwaters Montana, Thirteen of the region’s top photographers will display [...]

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Feb 14 2011

Raffle of some of Montana’s best photography to benefit Headwaters Montana March 11th

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A group of Montana photographers is getting together to benefit Headwaters Montana, a non-profit organization working to protect the Flathead and Elk Valley watersheds, the Glacier and Waterton Parks and the Crown of the Continent ecosystem. This fund raiser, titled “Wild Places — A Celebration of Montana’s Wilderness Heritage,” features the work of some 13 [...]

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Aug 19 2010

Partnering to protect the Transboundary Flathead watershed

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Dave Hadden, director of Headwaters Montana, Robin Steinkraus, executive director of the Flathead Lakers and Will Hammerquist, program manager for the National Parks Conservation Association’s Glacier Field Office have a nice commentary piece in today’s Flathead Beacon . . . Here in Montana, August brings us the county fair and farm harvests. And this year [...]

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Jul 17 2010

Protecting the North Fork must be a team effort

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Dave Hadden, Executive Director of Headwaters Montana, had a letter to the editor published in today’s Flathead Beacon . . . The North Fork of the Flathead River (a.k.a. the Transboundary Flathead) continues to play in the news of late. The news media report that Gov. Brian Schweitzer and Sens. Max Baucus and Jon Tester [...]

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Oct 28 2009

Headwaters Montana advocates North Fork wilderness

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From the Wednesday, October 14, 2009 online edition of the Hungry Horse News . . . There’s a renewed push for wilderness in the North Fork. Headwaters Montana, a relatively new conservation group has released a plan for land conservation on both sides of the border. Tucked in that plan is a call for 140,000 [...]

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