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The Association of Professional
Patrollers is a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to
the interests and advancement of individual Ski Patrollers. It
offers a complete program of education and certification in nine
subject areas. The association is funded by its members and the
officers serve voluntarily. www.propatrollers.org

Three Rivers Self-Defense School
3RSDS teaches realistic
and practical self-defense techniques for women. 3RSDS is part
of the
nationwide network of R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) Systems
Schools. All classes are
taught by nationally
certified R.A.D. instructors. For more information visit www.3riversdefense.com
or call (406) 580-5190

Today, Eagle Mount creates unparalleled therapeutic
recreation opportunities for people of all ages and
disabilities. Through Eagle Mount, persons with special needs
are challenged to achieve the previously unthinkable in
skiing, ice skating, swimming, horseback riding, golfing, and
more. Children with cancer are given the freedom of normalcy
participating in one of three summer oncology camps. At Eagle
Mount the grip of a disability is loosened, providing
life-changing opportunities for all
involved.

Visit http://www.eaglemount.org
for more information on Eagle Mount.


Anvil-Art's goal is to produce unique metal work in iron,
steel, bronze, brass, copper, aluminum and/or other
materials. We strive for it to be appreciated for its
efficient function and beautiful form. We will
"steel" your ideas or work as part of your design
team.

The Upper Missouri River
Keelboat Co. invites you to take a step back in time on the
scenic & historic Missouri River. Travel the watery trail of
Lewis & Clark through country virtually unchanged since their
days. www.mrkeelboat.com
PO Box 210 Loma, MT (406) 739-4333, 1-800-721-7133

Bridger
Bowl is flanked by two large bowls to the North and South.
Most of the ski area offers wide open terrain with a variety
of landscapes including long slopes, glades, chutes, gullies
in addition to other smaller bowls.
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Welcome!
The
ACLU is our nation's guardian of liberty. We work daily in
courts, legislatures and communities to defend and preserve the
individual rights and liberties guaranteed to every person in
this country by the Constitution and laws of the United States.
http://www.aclumontana.org/
The Montana Business Network
exists to give Montana businesses a stronger voice in
conservation related issues, so that Montana will remain a
desirable place to live and work. http://www.mtbusiness.net
Businesses
for Bears
(www.sierraclub.org/grizzly)
is a group of business-owners who care about the future of
the threatened grizzly bear in the Northern Rockies.
Member businesses believe that a healthy environment and a
strong local economy can coexist.
Please support these businesses in their endeavors to give
something back to our wildlands and wildlife.
To Learn More About Member Buisnesses: click
here
American
Wildlands
is a science-based non-profit conservation organization with
a 22-year history of wilderness legislation and natural resource
advocacy in the American West. American Wildland's mission
is to promote, protect and restore biodiversity and advocate
for sustainable management of the West's wildlands, watersheds,
and wildlife, with special attention to the Northern Rocky
Mountain region.
The
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
works to conserve and protect the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
and the full range of its life, now and for future generations.
GYC works to shape a future where wildlife populations maintain
their diversity and vitality, where ecological processes function
with minimal intervention, and where exceptional outdoor recreational
opportunities abound for residents and visitors, alike.
GYC was formed in 1983 by people concerned about the rapid
rate of human development and habitat fragmentation in the
Ecosystem. GYC has evolved to become a leader in conservation
work in the region with with more than 7,600 individual members.
Montana
Wilderness Association
was founded in 1958 to advocate the protection of Montana's
wilderness resource. Six years later, MWA leaders were instrumental
in the passage of the 1964 Wilderness Act. Since that time,
MWA has led the fight to protect Montana's wild lands, National
Forest, and BLM areas, including the Bob Marshall,
Absaroka-Beartooth,
Rattlesnake, Welcome Creek, Great Bear, Anaconda-Pintler,
Scapegoat, and Lee Metcalf Wilderness Areas.

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