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The BEARTOOTH NATURE CENTER
at RED LODGE, MONTANA
Ruth Brown, Executive, "Hands On" Director
The Beartooth Nature Center's...
MISSION STATEMENT
Beartooth Nature Center advocates the protection of Montana's wildlife and its habitats.
It does so by receiving and caring for animals unable to be returned to the wild.
The Nature Center provides an opportunity to educate our citizens as to
the value of wildlife and its conservation.
The BEARTOOTH NATURE CENTER is...
The only public facility in Montana to house native animals not able to be returned to
the wild due to injury or habituation to humans. It cares for more than a dozen different species
placed there by the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks, including wolves,
mountain lions, black bears, moose, elk, antelope, bobcat, fox, coyote and many more.
The Center offers visitors an unparalleled chance to learn about these and other animals by
observing them at close range and through interpretive displays.
Please, plan on coming to visit us soon...
And coming soon, pictures of all the animals here with an
opportunity for you to guess at their names, features, habitats,
ranges, food, life spans, and even, procreative practices...
unlimited entrance to the Center for one year.
Annual Memberships fees are:
for Seniors... for Individuals...for Grandparents... for Families...
and for Businesses
Memberships and Donations are tax-deductible.
Hey, Folks, for the very latest, up-to-the-minute Beartooth News,
weather and sports Please contact:
info@beartoothnaturecenter.org
...and CLICK here to see the latest...
BEARTOOTH NEWSLETTER, and
special events and opportunities for you to participate in...
This is a Changing Links Connected Site...
To have a really enjoyable search for other similar sites,
just click here...
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What's Happening in and Around Red Lodge, NOW!
Fishing, hiking, scenic wonders, (license requirements),
A great source of fishing & hiking, hunting, skiing, swimming and even golf,
Music,festivals and Concerts, Golf, times and places for all... Plus,
Museums art, artifacts, interactives of who, what, when and where...
plus other local events information can be had here:
CHECK IT OUT!
The Beartooth Nature Center, is a nonprofit,
registered 501( c3 ) educational organization...
this means that, donations and memberships are, as well as, helping
wildlife and providing teaching opportunities, tax deductible;
and of course, Volunteers HELPING HANDS are welcomed.
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Other Links for Beartooth Nature Center and surrounding area information:
The Beartooth Nature Center. ORG!
Winter Mountain. COM pages
Would you really like to see and learn
something about the animals in the Lamar Valley,
Yellowstone and Red Lodge areas???
- CLICK HERE... "Go To Animals"...
- the more common situations, guidelines, and CONTACTS...
- Situational Guidelines & CONTACTS
Each STATE has different laws and guidelines. Please become knowledgeable of your STATE's laws and guidelines before you become the victim of an unprepared for experience.
...just think before you act,
EVEN BABIES CAN CARRY RABIES! ...specially through the "Dog Days" of summer!
THANK YOU.
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...and please take just a few moments to
sign our Guest Book. We are truly interested
in what you may have to say...
Ruth Graves Brown,
Executive Director
with, "Clark" a 4 year old Montana Cougar, 12/05.
On behalf of all the Staff and animal residents...
Thank You All,
I would like to Thank all of the Visitors, Members, Contributing Patrons, ...again,
and Volunteers, without whose help both in contributions and work,
this all would not be possible....And I would like to extend an open, hearty, "Big Sky", Montana
Invitation to all of you whom have not, yet, had the opportunity
to visit and really enjoy both our hospitality and a grand,
beautiful, wilderness, animal, educational adventure.
Ruth...
info@beartoothnaturecenter.org.
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Other Continuing Pages, Links Index are found below...
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- Cedar Arts, woodcraft, sculpture and art-prints...
Links List
- Farahays'
- Alaskan Homestead Stories, Pictures and Introduction.
- Farahay's from The Heron's View, One
- The Heron Hunts, a salute to the future, present, past with
art, poetry, ideas and inventions, and a peek into the author,
artist and publications... - Farahay's from The Heron's View, Page Nine
- The CEDAR ARTS pages for cedar wood crafts, toys,
sculptures, Alaskan Series, Heron Series, Student Series
and Lovers Series of date/numbered & signed art-prints and
customed compiled, hand-bound books. - ANNELEE
- ...a compassionate activist for human and animal
oportunities for freedom, fairness and better living conditions
One sweet, talented actress, singer, and beautiful Lady with
some super great, animal and people activist links!
Our own attitudes may be the most important things
we can influence in this world...Only, each one of us working together carefully
can help to keep these animals and wilderness a continuing,
beautiful part of our Nature's reality.
Thank you for your kind attentions, and
Please, come back soon...
I can take you there, but I can't get you back!
Still, Remembering Past Summers...
It's a Hot One...Los Fuegos De Montana
Photograph by John McColgan,
a fire behavior analyst from Fairbanks, Alaska
Thank you, John.
8 1/2" X 11" copies of this picture re-worked as
an art-print, signed and dated on Hammermill's 67LB
Ivory card stock may be purchased for $25.00, includes postage
...If you care to offer your help in whatever capacity,
Please contact:
RUTH BROWN, Executive "Hands On" Director in Charge at:
EMAIL, info@beartoothnaturecenter.org or telephone Ruth at 1-406-446-1133...
Thank you all...
Mike Farahay...amature site creator, and
always welcoming help and advice.
WARNING:
The Season Is In!
Babies, Babies, Fire, Fire, Hunters, Hunters
Please, consider the following guidelines, and contact your State's nearest game official for more explicit information
Please Note: in Montana you are not allowed to touch a
fawn. You have to leave it and call either Fish, Wildlife and Parks or...
theBEARTOOTH NATURE CENTER.
If you care -- leave them there!
Dear Friends,
Every year, especially during spring and summer, hundreds of young wild animals are mistakenly picked up by the general public. The most common animals are baby birds and deer fawns. Studies show that sometimes 40% or more of the deer fawns sent to rehabilitators are not orphaned or injured, but "kidnaped" from their mothers. Data for baby birds is similar or worse. The information in this brochure should help you avoid handling or picking up young animals unnecessarily, and, if the animal is found to be truly "orphaned" or injured, to handle the animals in such a way as to minimize stress.
The best way to make sure an animal is truly orphaned is to wait and make periodic checks.
The following situations are those you are most likely to encounter.