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All events are free and open to the public!
 Friday, May 15, 7pm Drinking Horse Mountain Trail and Bridge Dedication
You are invited to the dedication of the Drinking Horse Mountain Trail and the Kevin Mundy Memorial Bridge @ the Fish Technology Center (4050 Bridger Canyon Rd). The dedication will begin at 7pm on Friday May 15. Hope to see you there!
The following day, Saturday May 16 10am to 3pm, is the Watershed Festival (hosted by MOSS) at the Fish Tech Center - GVLT will have a table at the new bridge, come meet the bridge architect. There will be an 11am hike up Drinking Horse Mountain.
Saturday, June 6, 9am National Trails Day
Celebrate local trails! 9am Grab your gloves, water bottle and sun screen and come down to Bogert Park.
Join a volunteer crews for one of the following projects: rerouting an eroded section of the Triple Tree Trail, clearing brush and improving drainage on the Triple Tree Trail, installing totems and signs at Langohr Park, and resurfacing trails at Peets Hill (kid-friendly activity). Enjoy a picnic lunch at Bogert Pavillion at 12:30. Conclude the day with a guided hike, departing Bogert Park at 2pm. Sponsor the event
The Gallatin Valley Land Trust and the GAS/Intrinsik Architecture cycling team invite the public to participate in the third annual Longest Day of Trails on June 19th. Headquartered at the Montana Ale Works east parking lot on East Main Street, the Longest Day of Trails is a dawn-to-dusk celebration of Bozeman's extraordinary trail system and a membership drive for GVLT. Join GVLT and win prizes, or take a few laps on your bike! Sponsor the event
Be a sponsor?
If you would like to sponsor an event- please call the office or click on the "Sponsor the Event" links provided above and mail in the form! |
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Click here to find out more about a unique and exciting program called Travelers for Open Land. This is the first statewide program of its type in the country, and it has the potential to provide new resources for private land conservation in Montana. |
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PLANNED GIVING |
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Changing Course?
We've heard that the current economic cycle is stimulating many of GVLT's friends to revisit their retirement and estate plans. This would be the ideal time to ask your financial or legal advisor about how charitable giving might fit into your financial and estate plans. There are a wide variety of options available including bequests, lifetime planned gifts, gifts of securities or real estate. Some simply make GVLT the beneficiary of an IRA or life insurance policy. GVLT has professional advisors who are available for consultation. If you would like to know more about how such gifts could benefit GVLT to permanently conserve our landscape and provide community trails,please contact our executive director, Stephen Johnson.
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Bozeman Boulders Initiative
GVLT is the fiscal sponsor of the Bozeman Boulders Initiative. A new climbing boulder is now open at Bozeman Pond and a family friendly dedication event is planned for Saturday evening, May 30th. To learn more click here. |
| Benefit hosted by artist Loretta Domaszewski |
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Visit Sola Cafe through the month of May
A huge thanks to all that attended the openning reception at Sola Cafe on April 3rd. We had a great turnout and many paintings sold. The show is running until the end of May. Loretta is adding new paintings to the show, so come over to Sola and see/purchase/appericate the beautiful art and support GVLT!
Bozeman artist Loretta Domaszewski is donating a portion of her proceeds to GVLT. Purchase one of Loretta's paintings to become a GVLT MEMBER or sponsor a new member!
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| News from April |
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Schnee's Boot Sale -
A big thanks to the many people that visited the GVLT table at the Schnee's Boot Sale! And thanks to Schnee's for all the support! |
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