Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks Community Lecture Series: Wolf Biology and Recovery in NW Montana and Yellowstone National Park

FVCC and Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks Present "Wildlife and Humans Together in the 21st Century" Lecture Series
Flathead Valley Community College's (FVCC) Natural Resources program and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) have joined forces to present an eight-part lecture series, "Wildlife & Humans Together in the 21st Century."
Free and open to the public.

December 3 - "Wolf Biology and Recovery in Northwest Montana and Yellowstone National Park" by Dr. Robert Ream, University of Montana professor of wildlife biology, and Dr. Douglas W. Smith, National Park Service senior wildlife biologist.

Lecture will begin at 7 p.m. and will take place in the large community meeting room inside the Arts & Technology building on the college's Kalispell campus. Each presentation will last approximately an hour and will follow with a 20-minute question and answer period.

"Wildlife & Humans Together in the 21st Century" is supported by FVCC, FWP and a grant from the AT&T Technology and Environment Awards program.
For more information, contact John Fraley at 752-5501 or jfraley@mt.gov or Christina Relyea at 756-3946 or crelyea@fvcc.edu.