Horse Prairie Fence Pull with NWF
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July 15
Starting at 8:30am
WHERE
West Cameahwait Group Use Area
Dillon, MT

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event_title: Horse Prairie Fence Pull with NWF

event_time_zone: America/Denver

event_start: July 15, 2023 08:30

event_duration: 450

event_end: July 15, 2023 16:00

event_address: Clark Canyon Reservoir, Dillon, MT 59725, United States

event_description: Join Montana BHA and National Wildlife Federation July 15th for a boots-on-the-ground weekend stewardship project to help improve pronghorn migration corridors and sage-grouse habitat in SW Montana!Well be removing problematic woven fence along a BLM/private land boundary to allow for the construction of an entirely new, wildlife-friendly fence. This area is critical sage-grouse habitat and an important pronghorn and elk migration corridor, meaning well be improving three huntable critters habitat at once with these efforts. The project is a collaboration with private landowners, Montana FWP, the BLM, NWF and Montana BHA.Since our members are no strangers to getting away from roads, our task will be to focus on the more remote and difficult-to-access sections of the fence, likely about a mile from motorized routes.The West Cameahwait Group Use Area at Clark Canyon Reservoir (the meeting place) has been reserved for volunteers to camp the nights of Friday July 14 and Saturday July 15.Well be providing dinner for folks Saturday night; breakfast and coffee will be provided Saturday and Sunday. Participants are asked to plan their own dinner Friday night, and pack a lunch for Saturday.All volunteers are asked to meet at the campsite at 8:30am on Saturday the 15th with hopes of wrapping up mid afternoon before the hottest part of the day. Volunteers are welcome to arrive the morning of and not camp, but need to be ready to go bright and early.No running water is available. Volunteers are asked to come prepared with at least 2 liters of drinking water for the workdays, their own food (besides dinner Saturday night and donuts Sat/Sun), work gloves, sunglasses, proper hiking boots and sunscreen (there is very little, if any, shade to be found a the work site). A small day pack may be helpful.Due to the nature of the work, children and dogs are not allowed at the work site, but are welcome at the camping area (for example, if other family members are staying at the campground all weekend).Please only RSVP if you are confident you can attend and comfortable making the commitment.Thank you! 

Horse Prairie Fence Pull with NWF

Join Montana BHA and National Wildlife Federation July 15th for a boots-on-the-ground weekend stewardship project to help improve pronghorn migration corridors and sage-grouse habitat in SW Montana!

We'll be removing problematic woven fence along a BLM/private land boundary to allow for the construction of an entirely new, wildlife-friendly fence. This area is critical sage-grouse habitat and an important pronghorn and elk migration corridor, meaning we'll be improving three huntable critters' habitat at once with these efforts. The project is a collaboration with private landowners, Montana FWP, the BLM, NWF and Montana BHA.

Since our members are no strangers to getting away from roads, our task will be to focus on the more remote and difficult-to-access sections of the fence, likely about a mile from motorized routes.

The West Cameahwait Group Use Area at Clark Canyon Reservoir (the meeting place) has been reserved for volunteers to camp the nights of Friday July 14 and Saturday July 15.

We'll be providing dinner for folks Saturday night; breakfast and coffee will be provided Saturday and Sunday. Participants are asked to plan their own dinner Friday night, and pack a lunch for Saturday.

All volunteers are asked to meet at the campsite at 8:30am on Saturday the 15th with hopes of wrapping up mid afternoon before the hottest part of the day. Volunteers are welcome to arrive the morning of and not camp, but need to be ready to go bright and early.

No running water is available. Volunteers are asked to come prepared with at least 2 liters of drinking water for the workdays, their own food (besides dinner Saturday night and donuts Sat/Sun), work gloves, sunglasses, proper hiking boots and sunscreen (there is very little, if any, shade to be found a the work site). A small day pack may be helpful.

Due to the nature of the work, children and dogs are not allowed at the work site, but are welcome at the camping area (for example, if other family members are staying at the campground all weekend).

Please only RSVP if you are confident you can attend and comfortable making the commitment.

Thank you! 

WHEN
July 15, 2023 at 8:30am - 4pm
WHERE
West Cameahwait Group Use Area
Clark Canyon Reservoir
Dillon, MT 59725
United States
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CONTACT
Corey Ellis ·
7 RSVPS
Kevin Farron John Craft Dave Koeppen joe leski Brandon Ellis

Who's RSVPing

Kevin Farron
John Craft
Dave Koeppen
Dane Williams
joe leski
Brandon Ellis

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