Bozeman’s Commuter Challenge Is On – Win Prizes By Changing Your Routine
May is National Bike Month and Community Action Month! It's not too late to sign up for Bozeman's Commuter Challenge, happening now through May 16. Details here:
May is National Bike Month and Community Action Month! It's not too late to sign up for Bozeman's Commuter Challenge, happening now through May 16. Details here:
My "gardening" quest for 2013 is moving along quite nicely. My backyard is ready to be planted, my living room is trashed with dirt, seedlings, trays and now a stack of biodegradable pots made from cow poo. Yeah, cow poo.
Join the Gallatin National Forest and Friends of Hyalite at the annual Hyalite Spring Clean Up on Saturday, May 11 from 9 am to 4 pm. If you love and enjoy Hyalite Canyon, bring your good vibes, along with gloves, lunch, water, bear spray and some warm layers. Details here:
The Bozeman Community Food Co-op has lots of extra benefits for you to shop this Monday, EARTH DAY! Not only can you treat yourself to healthy, delicious products at either of their two locations but you'll save more money.
As I've stated before, I love gardening but I'm also a gardening idiot. Lucky for me my friends are experts. This year I have a lot of space to deal with and I now have to make a choice:
Help Wren create a Happy Mother's Day for Mother Earth! Sign the "A Simple Stepping Stone To Sustainability" petition now. This will enact a nationwide bottle and bag bill to reduce waste, increase recycling, create funding for youth nature programs, and create thousands of jobs. Wren is planning to ride her bicycle to Washington, D.C. to deliver the required signatures to President Obama and the U.S. Congress by Mother's Day!
You may have caught the news about a pipeline spill last Friday where dozens of gallons of oil spilled into the town of Mayflower. Here is a little raw video of the oil running through the streets.
A reporter for the Northwest Liberty News in Kalispell recently captured a striking number of contrails from airplanes in the area. He, however kept referring to them as "chemtrails". Although there WERE several crisscrossing the beautiful blue sky, I was under the impression that those visible lines were essentially water vapor. Your thoughts?
You may have seen postings about the Drano Bottle Bomb warnings. Heed those warnings as this nasty concoction's dangers are very real.
The massive Pine Creek fire this past summer (2012) that burned over 8000 acres and 5 homes, has officially been determined to be started by the spark from of an excavator. The excavator operator scratched a large rock while digging a hole, igniting a spark and lighting the quick moving fire
Once again, it was great to have Conrad Anker in the studio this morning during the Sunday Brunch. He will be part of a panel that will be holding a discussion around the Thursday showings of Chasing Ice.