From detecting and monitoring low-density cryptic species like snow leopard and wolverine, to the world’s first wire-snare detection dogs, Working Dogs For Conservation (WD4C) has led the development of techniques for difficult targets like noxious weeds, cavity-roosting bats, fish, and wildlife diseases. And they are at the forefront of the fight against wildlife trafficking, training dogs to detect ammunition, guns, ivory, rhino horn, pangolin scales, and more. trafficking, training dogs to detect ammunition, guns, ivory, rhino horn, pangolin scales, and more.

Join Zoom Meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83574418178?pwd=WlWGDAtivafALbUZbn1hJwznpIEIgg.1
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August 13th @ 5:47 pm

RSVP for our annual club picnic  at Glen Lake Rotary Park and marvel at the work done on both entrances and around the meandering stream, have some food, and enjoy the company of fellow members.

Bring extra chairs and a side dish or dessert, depending on these strict last name rules 😅:

Last name begins with A-M: side dish
Last name begins with N-Z: a dessert
Did we mention it's a good idea to bring an extra chair?

We also need volunteers for setup, cooking, and cleanup - thanks for making this another FUN event!

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August 14th @ 5 pm

Tip #20

Carry a refillable water bottle!
Tap water (especially in Bozeman) is great!

If 50 people skipped bottled water most days, it would replace 10,000–15,000 plastic bottles per year
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