Upcoming Events
Elk Creek Conservation Area Kiosk Unveiling Event
ECCA KIOSK BLESSING, UNVEILING + HIKE
WHEN: Wednesday, July 30, 2025 10:45am meet at Community Hall, 11:00am blessing & unveiling event, 12:00pm- Lunch provided, 1:00pm optional naturalist hike to the Swan River
WHERE: We will meet at the Swan Valley Community Hall: 6803MT Hwy 83, Condon, MT 59826 and carpool to the Elk Creek Conservation Area kiosk site.
Please RSVP:
For more information call or e-mail Swan Valley Connections at 406-754-3137 or info@svconnections.org
Swan Valley Connections (SVC) and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) are excited to host an unveiling event for the new Elk Creek Conservation Area educational kiosk.
The Elk Creek Conservation Area (ECCA) is a square-mile parcel of land at the confluence of Elk Creek and the Swan River, owned and managed by SVC and the CSKT. The land was acquired in 2006 to protect vital fish and wildlife habitat, forest resources, and public access. The ECCA provides important habitat for grizzly bears, big game, and other wildlife species, and Elk Creek itself provides critical bull trout habitat. There is a conservation easement on the property that protects these values in perpetuity.
The new educational kiosk provides visitors with information about the Swan Valley, the cultural significance of this land and its species to the tribes, and the history of the Montana Legacy Project and the Elk Creek Conservation area.
This event is open to the public! We will meet at the Swan Valley Community Hall (6803 MT Hwy 83, Condon, MT 59826) at 10:45AM before heading to the kiosk site for a blessing and unveiling of the new kiosk, with remarks from CSKT elders and members of the Culture Committee. A provided lunch will follow, and attendees are then invited to join a short optional hike on the property, down to the Elk Creek and Swan River.
Quarterly Potluck: Lessons from the River: Wildlife, Water, & Working with Nature
Swan Valley Community Hall, Hwy 83, mm 42.5, Condon
5:30 pm - Doors Open • 6:00 pm - Potluck Dinner • 6:30 pm - Presentation
Join us for our quarterly community potluck featuring a presentation about managing riparian areas and shorelines for biodiversity by Radley Watkins, Executive Director of Missoula Conservation District.
Lessons from the River: Wildlife, Water, and Working with Nature.
Rivers shape the landscapes we live in, and wildlife has long adapted to their natural rhythms. What can beavers, otters, and bald eagles teach us about creating a home that balances conservation with responsible land use? This talk explores how we can learn from wildlife while also covering the basics of stream permitting. By understanding both nature’s lessons and regulatory tools, we can better steward our waterways for future generations.
Radley Watkins Bio
Radley Watkins is the Executive Director of the Missoula Conservation District. With extensive experience in conservation, natural resource management, and land-use planning, he has worked as a wildlife ecologist, county land-use planner, and lake management consultant. He holds a degree in bio-geography from the University of Montana and a master’s in landscape ecology from Michigan Technological University. Radley is passionate about public education, habitat protection, and biodiversity. Outside of work, he enjoys exploring wild places with his family.
This event is supported by Missoula Conservation District
Insects & Disease Workshop with MT DNRC
Join us for a Forest Insects & Disease Workshop led by Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation (MT DNRC).
We’ll cover:
How to identify tree damage
Overview of diseases
Overview of insects
How to use a key for I.D.
And we’ll also learn how to:
Assess tree vigor and damage patterns
Identify some insects and diseases
Practice using the same key for I.D.
Please register below, bring a lunch, and be prepared to be outside for half of the day!
Samples, brochures, and field guides (keys) will be provided.
Free & open to all!
Legacy Planning Workshop with Montana Community Foundation
Curious about how to make a lasting impact in your community through charitable giving?
Join Swan Valley Connections, the Upper Swan Valley Historical Society, and Alley Fontenot from the Montana Community Foundation (MCF) for a practical and engaging presentation on smart giving strategies.
We'll explore how endowments work, the basics of planned and legacy giving, and how the Montana Endowment Tax Credit can help you give more effectively, while saving on taxes.
Montana is currently one of six states that has this tax benefit incentive to build endowments as Montana law. You’ll also learn about Charitable Gift Annuities and Deferred Gift Annuities - powerful tools for turning generosity into long-term benefit.
We’ll wrap up with a look at Transfer of Wealth data specific to Montana and share ways MCF can partner with you to align your philanthropic goals with your financial plans.
There will be time for questions, so come ready to learn and connect!
“Since 1988, the Montana Community Foundation has worked tirelessly to create permanent philanthropy and build stronger communities. MCF manages more than $188.5 million in assets and administers more than 1,470 philanthropic funds and planned gifts. Our work with donors, charitable organizations, cities and towns plays a critical role in both philanthropic and community development. Since our founding, MCF has reinvested more than $100 million in Montana through scholarships, grants, and programs.”
About Alley Fontenot:
Alley joined the Montana Community Foundation (MCF) as a Gift and Estate Planning Director in 2023. Based in Missoula, she brings over a decade of experience in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors, along with a background in law and business.
A graduate of the University of Montana School of Law (Class of ’96), Alley began her career practicing law at the Crowley Law Firm in Billings. She later spent several years in sales and customer success before following her passion for community impact. In 2014, she stepped into the nonprofit world as Development Director at Watson Children’s Shelter and hasn’t looked back since.
Alley enjoys partnering with donors, nonprofits, and communities across Western Montana to help shape Montana’s future through giving.
In her free time, you can find Alley whitewater kayaking, teaching yoga, or walking her dog, Lyla Garrity, in the mountains around Missoula.
Montana Master Naturalist
During six days of experiential, field-based education, participants learn to identify species, interpret behaviors, and affirm ecological relationships. Upon completing the course, you’ll earn your Montana Master Naturalist Certification! (This course can also be taken for college credit)
The Montana Master Naturalist Program is designed for adults who want to stoke their curiosity, deepen their knowledge of the natural world, and give back to their communities in new ways.
"A Woman Among Wolves" Book Reading with Diane Boyd
Join us at the Swan Valley Community Hall for a co-hosted event with Alpine Artisans, where Diane Boyd will read from her book, “A Woman Among Wolves: My Journey Through 40 years of Wolf Recovery.”
*CANCELED* Weekend Warrior Master Naturalist (3 of 4)
Topics: Forests, Lichen, and Fungi with Taylor Tewksbury
Over the course of a year, join us for 4 weekends in the lower Swan River Watershed to engage in experiential, field-based education. Participants learn to identify species, interpret behaviors, and understand ecological relationships. This experiential education strengthens both a sense of place and the confidence, curiosity, and attention needed to respect and conserve diverse ecosystems.
Course Dates:
May 3rd & 4th, 2025
July 19th & 20th, 2025
October 11th & 12th, 2025
January 17th & 18th, 2026
This course is based out of Bigfork, Montana.
Learn more on our Montana Master Naturalist page
*Actual start times will be communicated via email before the course begins
*CANCELED* Weekend Warrior Master Naturalist (4 of 4)
Topics: Wildlife Ecology and Tracks & Sign with Sara Lamar
Over the course of a year, join us for 4 weekends in the lower Swan River Watershed to engage in experiential, field-based education. Participants learn to identify species, interpret behaviors, and understand ecological relationships. This experiential education strengthens both a sense of place and the confidence, curiosity, and attention needed to respect and conserve diverse ecosystems.
Course Dates:
May 3rd & 4th, 2025
July 19th & 20th, 2025
October 11th & 12th, 2025
January 17th & 18th, 2026
This course is based out of Bigfork, Montana.
Learn more on our Montana Master Naturalist page
*Actual start times will be communicated via email before the course begins
Sixth-Annual Summer Soirée in the Swan
Join us for our sixth-annual Summer Soirée in the Swan celebration at the beautiful Oro Ranch in Condon!
Early bird tickets: $50
Standard tickets (starting May 15th): $65
SVBR Annual Bear Fair (Condon)
SWAN VALLEY BEAR RESOURCES ANNUAL BEAR FAIR
Come learn about living in bear country from bear management experts, local professionals, and bear-related organizations, including USFS, USFWS, Vital Ground, Montana Land Reliance, and more. We'll also have inert bear spray cans for practice, a food truck, and a kids' activity table!
Presenters: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' wildlife management specialist Erik Wenum and grizzly bear research team member Milan Vinks.
Vinks will be presenting on his PhD research project:
"The Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem grizzly bear population is influenced by both forest management and wildfire activity. While early successional vegetation promoted by timber harvest and fire can provide forage for grizzly bears, associated roadbuilding and certain disturbance characteristics may negatively impact habitat. My research will provide information to assist managers in developing strategies that balance grizzly bear conservation and forest management."
The event is free & open to all from 12pm - 4pm at the Swan Valley Community Hall in Condon.
This event is made possible through a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, with support from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, in partnership with Heart of the Rockies Initiative.
*CANCELED* Weekend Warrior Master Naturalist (2 of 4)
Topics: Botany, Streams & Wetlands with Cedar Mathers-Winn
Over the course of a year, join us for 4 weekends in the lower Swan River Watershed to engage in experiential, field-based education. Participants learn to identify species, interpret behaviors, and understand ecological relationships. This experiential education strengthens both a sense of place and the confidence, curiosity, and attention needed to respect and conserve diverse ecosystems.
Course Dates:
May 3rd & 4th, 2025
July 19th & 20th, 2025
October 11th & 12th, 2025
January 17th & 18th, 2026
This course is based out of Bigfork, Montana.
Learn more on our Montana Master Naturalist page
*Actual start times will be communicated via email before the course begins
Cedar Mathers-Winn
is a naturalist, biologist, and educator based in Bozeman. He earned his Master’s degree studying animal communication in southwestern Montana, and has studied ecology and animal behavior in mountain, tropic, and desert ecosystems. As an educator, Cedar emphasizes the everyday subtleties of nature, revealing worlds of wildness hidden in plain sight.
Summer Wildlife Tracks & Sign Course
Spend a week in the field with us, earn two credits through the University of Montana (WILD 291), and gain your Wildlife Tracks & Sign Certification through CyberTracker North America!
Not exclusive to college students & does not need to be taken for credit - all are welcome!
Cost: $1,450 + $155 University of montana credit fee
10% non-refundable deposit due at registration
(Includes: food, lodging, transportation around the Swan Valley, and pick-up from Missoula)
*See email for actual start and end times
4th of July Open House
Stop by the SVC office before or after the 4th of July Condon parade for snacks, beverages, or just to enjoy the view from the backyard!
Bear Safety Pint Night at Blackstar (Whitefish)
Join us and MT FWP at Blackstar Restaurant and Brewery in Whitefish for a pint night, featuring a bear safety presentation, and supporting SVC.
4PM-9PM
Presentation at 5PM
$1 per pint sold will be donated to Swan Valley Connections!
Noxious Weeds Walk & Pull
Join SVC, Loon Lake 4-H, and MSU Extension for a morning walk learning about (and removing) noxious weeds in Bigfork!
Mackenzie Dey, Agriculture Extension Agent with Montana State University, will lead a 45-minute walking presentation on noxious weeds, followed by a hands-on weed pull.
This will be a great opportunity for Master Naturalist alumni looking to log continuing ed/service hours, and for local landowners wanting to learn about integrated weed management options for their properties.
This event is free but registration is appreciated!
Wildlife Tracks & Sign Standard Certification
The CyberTracker Track and Sign Certification is an internationally applied, professional-level certification used to promote wildlife tracking and knowledge. This two-day field experience is both an assessment and a training, with an emphasis on open dialogue and real learning.
STANDARD CERTIFICATION ($375)
Class size is limited to 10 people; lodging and food not provided.
This course fills quickly — early registration recommended.
If you have questions, please email taylor@svconnections.org
Meet David Moskowitz…
A photographer, naturalist, and educator, David has an approach that is highly interactive; he actively engages participants in identification and interpretation of tracks and signs, and allows plenty of time for questions and discussion.
David is a Senior Tracker through Cybertracker Conservation.
Chainsaw 101 Workshop
Join SVC & MT DNRC for a free Chainsaw 101 Workshop for beginners!
Learn about basic chainsaw safety procedures and operations, develop basic thinning skills, and perform basic chainsaw maintenance. We’ll meet at the SVC Office (6787 MT Hwy-83) and caravan to the nearby class location on the Swan Legacy Forest.
Recommended to bring:
•Chainsaw
Functioning saw with appropriate gas and bar oil. Electric Chainsaw ok.
Appropriate chainsaw tools. Scrench, file, etc.
•Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Eye protection. Sunglasses ok.
Ear protection
Gloves
Pants
Long sleeve shirt
Chaps
Boots or closed toe shoes
•Lunch & Water
15 participant limit - please register below:
*Participants will be required to wear all PPE in-order-to operate chainsaw*
If you do not have a chainsaw or the appropriate PPE please contact: Mike Mayernik, Swan Valley Connections, mike@svconnections.org, 406-754-3137.
Wildlife Tracks & Sign Specialist Certification
The CyberTracker Track and Sign Certification is an internationally applied, professional-level certification used to promote wildlife tracking and knowledge. This two-day field experience is both an assessment and a training, with an emphasis on open dialogue and real learning.
The process during the Track & Sign Specialist evaluation is identical to the standard evaluation, excepting the following variation: At least 50 “very complex” spoor will be asked, with not more than 10 “complex” spoor. No “easy” spoor will be asked. In addition to this, 7 “extremely complex” spoor will be asked; No penalty is awarded for an incorrect answer on an extremely difficult question, but three correctly answered extremely difficult spoor cancel the mistake of one incorrect answer; thus, participants can rectify up to two mistakes during an evaluation and still earn their Specialist Certificates. Specialist evaluations are initially open to participants who have earned a Professional certificate. If there is still space two months before the evaluation, we will open the evaluation to participants who have earned a Level III certificate.
SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION ($575)
Class size is limited to 10 people; lodging and food not provided.
This course fills quickly - early registration recommended.
If you have questions, please email taylor@svconnections.org
Meet David Moskowitz…
A photographer, naturalist, and educator, David has an approach that is highly interactive; he actively engages participants in identification and interpretation of tracks and signs, and allows plenty of time for questions and discussion.
David is a Senior Tracker through Cybertracker Conservation.
Meet Michelle Peziol…
Meet Michelle Peziol…
Michelle is a seasoned tracker who embarked on her journey in 2009. Now, she resides in Montana, where her expertise extends to tracking nitrogen in groundwater.
Michelle is a Senior Tracker through CyberTracker Conservation.
Wildlife Trailing Certification with David Moskowitz
Spend two days in the field with professional wildlife tracker and educator David Moskowitz in this Cybertracker certification course .
STANDARD CERTIFICATION ($475)
Class size is limited to 4 people; lodging and food not provided.
This course fills quickly — early registration recommended.
If you have questions, please email taylor@svconnections.org
At a CyberTracker Trailing Evaluation, every participant takes a turn as lead tracker. The goal is to follow an animal’s fresh spoor to locate it on the landscape, guide the group to approach and observe it, and, finally, to exit the area without alerting the animal to any human presence. Every tracking situation is different, so we are always in the position of having to “figure it out.” This uniqueness also results in variations to the exact experience of each participant, dictated by field conditions and animal behavior.
We assess every participant’s ability to follow spoor, recognize and interpret tracks & sign, anticipate where the trail is going, read the trail for danger, interpret the ecological context of the trail, and approach the animal, if the occasion arises.
Meet David Moskowitz…
A photographer, naturalist, and educator, David has an approach that is highly interactive; he actively engages participants in identification and interpretation of tracks and signs, and allows plenty of time for questions and discussion.
David is a Senior Tracker through Cybertracker Conservation.
Bear Awareness Event
Join Swan Valley Bear Resources and People & Carnivores at the VFW in Bigfork for a Bear Awareness event!
Jackie Pagano with SVBR and Ryan Wilbur with P&C will be covering information on living in bear country, and what resources are available to community members for living safely with bears! We'll also have a charging bear demo there for bear spray practice (with inert cans) following the presentation.
Free and open to all; space is limited. Bear spray demo limited to 50 participants.
Wildlife Trailing Certification with David Moskowitz
Spend two days in the field with professional wildlife tracker and educator David Moskowitz in this Cybertracker certification course .
STANDARD CERTIFICATION ($475)
Class size is limited to 4 people; lodging and food not provided.
This course fills quickly — early registration recommended.
If you have questions, please email taylor@svconnections.org
At a CyberTracker Trailing Evaluation, every participant takes a turn as lead tracker. The goal is to follow an animal’s fresh spoor to locate it on the landscape, guide the group to approach and observe it, and, finally, to exit the area without alerting the animal to any human presence. Every tracking situation is different, so we are always in the position of having to “figure it out.” This uniqueness also results in variations to the exact experience of each participant, dictated by field conditions and animal behavior.
We assess every participant’s ability to follow spoor, recognize and interpret tracks & sign, anticipate where the trail is going, read the trail for danger, interpret the ecological context of the trail, and approach the animal, if the occasion arises.
Meet David Moskowitz…
A photographer, naturalist, and educator, David has an approach that is highly interactive; he actively engages participants in identification and interpretation of tracks and signs, and allows plenty of time for questions and discussion.
David is a Senior Tracker through Cybertracker Conservation.
Big River Multimedia Event with David Moskowitz
Join conservation photographer and author David Moskowitz to experience a multimedia journey along the Columbia River from source to sea.
In Big River: Resilience and Renewal in the Columbia Basin, (from Braided River) award-winning photographer David Moskowitz and writer Eileen Delehanty Pearkes illuminate the natural history, hydrogeology, beauty, and human activity on the Columbia River, while also highlighting the challenges facing the region and the people working on sustainable solutions.
David will have books available for purchase at the event!
Wildlife Trailing Workshop
Participant are taught to follow an animal's trail, how to recognize and interpret tracks & sign, anticipate where the trail is going, read the trail for danger, interpret the ecological context of the trail, and approach the animal, if the occasion arises.
$375 per person
Limited to 6 participants
*See email communications for actual start and end times
SWCC Wildfire Resilience Projects Field Tour
Please join us for a field tour hosted by the Southwestern Crown Collaborative on Wednesday, June 11th from 10am-2pm.
We'll meet at the US Forest Service Seeley Lake Ranger Station at 10am and then will travel to view and discuss the recently completed Westside Bypass Wildfire Resiliency Project and then we'll travel to view and discuss the proposed North Seeley Wildland Urban Interface Highway 83 Project.
A free complimentary lunch will also be provided at Lake Alva!
Trails, Rivers, & Forests Expo
Join us at Highlander Beer Outdoor Pavilion for a FREE evening of outdoor fun, live music, local brews, and all things wild and wonderful at the Trails, Rivers & Forests Expo — co-hosted by Wild Montana and American Rivers.
•Thursday, June 5th
•5 PM – 9 PM
•Highlander Beer Outdoor Pavilion
Come hang with your favorite local outdoor organizations (including our very own Taylor Tewksbury who will be there reppin' SVC!) and businesses doing incredible work to protect and maintain access to Missoula county's trails, rivers, and forests. Enjoy hands-on activities like river safety games, wildlife tracking, and more!
Taylor will be bringing some of our skulls and pelts with her, and she’ll have tracks for you to test your skills & I.D.!
•Live music with The Pack Strings
•Highlander wood fired pizza
•Wild Weenie food truck
•Raffle prizes
•Cold drinks
•Family-friendly fun
Event URL: https://wildmontana.org/event/trails-rivers-forests-expo/
We hope to see you there!
FireSafe Swan Public Meeting & Wildfire Awareness Month BBQ!
Join us for a FireSafe Swan public meeting at the SVC office, and enjoy a free BBQ, provided by Montana DNRC and in celebration of Wildfire Awareness Month, afterwards!
Please RSVP so we know how much food to prepare for the BBQ!
Wildlife in the West Begins!
Our 6-week college field program, Wildlife in the West, begins!
Experience ecology and management of endangered species in Montana’s working landscapes
May 19-June 28, 2025
9 credits
Change Your Pace Half-Way Point!
Seeley Lake Community Foundation Change Your Pace Challenge runs from May 1 - May30 and raises money for local nonprofits, including SVC!
Help us surpass our 2024 total of $10,651!
Global Big Day Birding Event at the Swan River Nat’l Wildlife Refuge
Celebrate Global Big Day (an annual event that celebrates World Migratory Bird Day by encouraging people to count birds and record their sightings) by joining SVC and Flathead Audubon at the Swan River National Wildlife Refuge for an hour of birding and a tour of the restoration work done on the refuge!
Please plan to meet at the main refuge parking area on Bog Road by the kiosk. If needed, people can park directly across the highway on Lost Creek Road and walk the couple hundred yards into the parking lot.
Bigfork Elementary 5th Grade Campout
Three groups of 5th graders from Bigfork Elementary camp out on the Swan Legacy Forest for 3 days & 2 nights, while learning about wetland ecology, wildlife safety, and more!
May 7-16
Adopt-a-Highway Cleanup (Volunteer Opportunity)
Join us (rain or shine!) for our annual Adopt-a-Highway Cleanup Day, as we pick up trash along our beautiful highway 83 and in front of The River House.
Reflective vests, garbage bags, and grabber tools provided.
Please bring your own gloves, snacks, water, and any of the following if you’re able: rakes and grain shovels, wheel barrels, and pickup trucks for transporting needles.
Questions? Please e-mail taylor@svconnections.org
*CANCELED* Weekend Warrior Master Naturalist (1 of 4)
Topics: Intro to nature journaling and birds with Cedar Mathers-Winn
Over the course of a year, join us for 4 weekends in the lower Swan River Watershed to engage in experiential, field-based education. Participants learn to identify species, interpret behaviors, and understand ecological relationships. This experiential education strengthens both a sense of place and the confidence, curiosity, and attention needed to respect and conserve diverse ecosystems.
Course Dates:
May 3rd & 4th, 2025
July 19th & 20th, 2025
October 11th & 12th, 2025
January 17th & 18th, 2026
This course is based out of Bigfork, Montana.
Learn more on our Montana Master Naturalist page
*Actual start times will be communicated via email before the course begins
Cedar Mathers-Winn
is a naturalist, biologist, and educator based in Bozeman. He earned his Master’s degree studying animal communication in southwestern Montana, and has studied ecology and animal behavior in mountain, tropic, and desert ecosystems. As an educator, Cedar emphasizes the everyday subtleties of nature, revealing worlds of wildness hidden in plain sight.
Missoula Gives!
Missoula Gives is a 26-hour celebration of the Missoula community! It connects generous Missoulians with the causes they care about. It is a day to celebrate and support the role nonprofits and donors (like you) play in making our greater Missoula community great.
From the Missoula Gives website: “We live in a special place, our nonprofits play a significant role in the health, vibrancy, and culture of our community. This day is about holding up their mission-based work and celebrating them.”
We hope you’ll choose to support SVC and our mission during this special fundraising celebration!
SVBR Spring Bear Wake-up Social (Ferndale)
Swan River Community Hall
(115 Swan River Rd, Bigfork, MT 59911)
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Join us for our annual Swan Valley Bear Resources “Spring Bear Wake-up Social”
Erik Wenum, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 1 Bear and Lion Specialist, will be presenting on living with bears and sharing information our local population!
Quarterly Potluck: Nonlethal Predator Conflict Prevention
Swan Valley Community Hall, Hwy 83, mm 42.5, Condon
5:30 pm - Doors Open • 6:00 pm - Potluck Dinner • 6:30 pm - Presentation
Join us for our quarterly community potluck featuring a presentation about Nonlethal Predator Conflict Prevention! USDA Wildlife Services Nonlethal Conflict Prevention Specialist Chrissy Lambert will be sharing about initiatives across the state (and a few in the Swan Valley with SVC!) to protect everything from bees to cattle from bears, wolves, and other predator species.
This event is supported by Missoula Conservation District
A little bit about Chrissy:
“I love the opportunities this job provides me to help and serve people in protecting their livestock and living cohesively with wildlife. As a 4H alum myself, I’m passionate about expanding our resources to the 4H community and encouraging kids to keep doing the great work they’re doing in raising animals. In my free time, I love spending time in the outdoors, with my friends and family, and baking anything and everything (including sourdough bread!)”
Chrissy installing fladry to deter wolves
Spring Break Wildlife Tracks & Sign Course
Spend a week in the field with us, earn two credits through the University of Montana (WILD 291), and gain your Wildlife Tracks & Sign Certification through CyberTracker North America!
Not exclusive to college students & does not need to be taken for credit - all are welcome!
Cost: $1,450 + $155 University of montana credit fee
10% non-refundable deposit due at registration
(Includes: food, lodging, transportation around the Swan Valley, and pick-up from Missoula)
*See email for actual start and end times