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Voices in the Wilderness: Amy Pearson
I pull over at the intersection of Lightning and Mosquito Creek Roads to check my map. Sure enough, I am en route to find the trailhead to a noted peak in the...
Amy Rae Pearson to guide Montana programs
Amy Rae Pearson knows a thing or two about Montana. And she should — her...
FSPW Announces High School Scholarship Winners
School is out for summer! And that means a new class of budding scholars are on their way to bigger and better things.
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Voices in the Wilderness: Jessie Grossman
When I was in college, I wanted a job working in the wilderness. I, however, had a problem. While I had been on many group backpacking trips in well-traveled wilderness...
Three New Hires This Summer
With three new positions filled, the Friends are ready to roll into a great summer — getting people into the Scotchmans – swinging Pulaskis, learning about local flora and fauna and exploring new corners of the Scotchman Peaks.
A Love Letter to Mother Earth: An Earth Day Message
Dear Mother Earth,
What a year it has been! Last April as the coronavirus pandemic ramped up, we isolated from each...
Voices in the Wilderness: Ed Robinson on Art and Fear in the Wild
Ed Robinson is a retired forester, plein air artist, and 40-year resident of North Idaho.