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Kalispell, MT 59901
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Please
join us May 14 at the Swan River Community Hall as Swan View Coalition
celebrates its 25th Anniversary with Walkin’ Jim! One of
America's most unique folksingers and backcountry travelers, Montana's
Walkin' Jim Stoltz will present his powerful multi-media show, Forever
Wild. The mix of stunning photography, stories, and music make this
one-of-a-kind concert an inspiring journey into our nation’s last
wilderness areas.
His
show inspires and motivates the audiences to help preserve our last wild
places. The show starts at 7pm and doors open at 6:30 at the junction of
Swan Hwy 83, Echo Lake and Swan River roads north of Bigfork.
Everyone
can afford this wonderful show! We'll ask for voluntary donations and
raffle off two wonderful Patagonia jackets, one men's and one women's, to
pay the bills. See the
Forever Wild Poster for a look at the jackets and details on how to
buy raffle tickets!
Walkin'
Jim gets his name from nearly 27,000 miles he has walked through the wild
country of North America.
Carrying a guitar and writing his songs along the way, his lyrics
express a great love and respect for the Earth and the wild places he
knows so well.
Known
for his powerful baritone and emotion-packed vocals, Stoltz’s Forever
Wild show is much more than a concert. It combines live music and poetry
with stunning, multi-image slides to create a stirring celebration of the
natural world.
Stoltz is veteran of more than 30 years of performing and you can
learn more about him at www.walkinjim.com!
See
you there!
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What's New?
Our 25th
Anniversary Celebrations!
Special
25th Anniversary Issue of Swan View's News Includes a chronology of
our 25 years of accomplishments, the 3 guiding principles that bind them
all together, and several ways you can join us in celebrating our 25th
Anniversary!
"Celebrating
the Swan Range" Photo Contest!
Swan
View Newsletters
Newsletters and Alerts
now online!
"Case Closed:
Public Motorized Trespass and Administrative Activity on Closed Roads in the Upper Swan, Lower Swan, and Noisy Face Geographic Units." (124K pdf report, 108K pdf chart)
"Watersheds at Risk:
Roads Threaten Bull Trout on the Bitterroot, Flathead and Lolo National Forests".(50K pdf). "Watersheds at Risk Summary Table." (16K pdf table)
"Off the Charts:
Roads Outnumber Streams in Developed Flathead Watersheds." (39K pdf).
"Excel Workbook companion to Off the Charts report."
(44K Excel Workbook).
Snowmobiling's
Endless Winter:
Facilitating Physical Access also Extends the Snowmobiing Season, Resulting in Harm to Wildlife Security, Vegetation, Soils and Water. (612K pdf)
Swan View's News,
Spring/Summer 2002: "Reining in Snowmobiles and ORVS" (830K pdf)
"Road Decommissioning:
Why Culverts are removed and How" (940k pdf)
"Jessup Mill Pond History"
(540k pdf)
Special Report:
Hate, Wise Use and the Militia (300k pdf)
Counting Culverts (pdf)
Text, Lies & Photos (pdf)
Gate-Crashing (pdf)
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