OK, folks. We’ve got a first cut at this summer’s activity schedule posted to the “Activities” page.
If you have additions, corrections or suggestions, let us know.
OK, folks. We’ve got a first cut at this summer’s activity schedule posted to the “Activities” page.
If you have additions, corrections or suggestions, let us know.
The Montana Environmental Information Center (MEIC) maintains a “Bill Tracker” on their web site. It lists all the environmental bills, both good and bad, being considered by the Montana legislature. Here’s what they have to say about it: “Use MEIC’s Legislative Bill Tracker tool to stay current with the most recent legislative happenings. You can see where a bill is in the process, read facts about different legislative proposals, and contact legislators about specific pieces of legislation.”
MEIC updates their Bill Tracker every day.
If you are trying to keep an eye on Montana’s legislative shenanigans, visiting the Bill Tracker page should be part of your daily routine. It is so useful, in fact, that we’ve added it to our “Related Links” sidebar. Look for “Bill Tracker Tool (MEIC).”
The website’s Wildfire Information Page encountered some link rot this year. We’ve fixed the worst of it.
Enjoy . . .
For those of you who can’t wait on the mail, the North Fork Preservation Association Summer 2014 Newsletter is now available online in the “Newsletters” section of the website. Enjoy!
Here’s a partial table of contents:
The “Activities” page is updated with various hikes, meetings and other activities that might of interest to the NFPA membership this summer.
Let us know if there are errors or if we’ve missed anything.
We’ve updated our collection of zoning information. The “Zoning Documents & Links” section of the archives now includes:
These materials were retrieved from the Flathead County Planning and Zoning “Documents Online” page. All are PDF documents.
We’ve updated the web site Archives section with the final Whitefish Range Partnership Agreement documents. Included are the full, 57-page final agreement, as well as a handy two-page overview, consisting of a map and a summary of the agreement itself.
We have, heaven help us, started a Facebook page for the North Fork Preservation Association. It’s a bit of an experiment in hopes that this will provide yet another way for folks to keep an eye on the NFPA and its activities.
Material posted to our weblog will also be posted to Facebook and continue to be announced on Twitter. So, there are now four ways to keep in touch: watch the web site, monitor the web log’s news feed, follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook.
The North Fork Preservation Association Facebook page is at https://www.facebook.com/nfpreservationassociation. Don’t forget to “like” us.
For those of you who can’t wait on the mail, the North Fork Preservation Association Summer 2013 Newsletter is now available online in the Newsletters section of the website. Enjoy!
Here’s a partial table of contents:
We’ve added another “neighbor” organization to our “Related Links” sidebar: The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation.
In their own words, the “Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to restoring and preserving the trail system and wilderness values in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex.” Quite a few folks from the North Fork have taken advantage of the foundation’s good works at one time or another.