Evening Programs

Name: Virtual Naturalist Book Club #1
Start: 2026-08-11T18:30:00-06:00
End: 2026-08-11T20:30:00-06:00
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Evening Programs

Virtual Naturalist Book Club #1

A Beginner’s Guide to Drawing Trees with Jason Poole

Screech Owls at Sunset with Adam Potts of the Hoot Owl Project

First Friday – Inspired by Nature: Block Prints By David Miles Lusk

Nature Writing “Hush Hour(s)”

Virtual Naturalist Book Club #1

Color Mixing Greys, Blacks, and Neutrals for Nature Journaling

Nature Writing “Hush Hour(s)”

Virtual Naturalist Book Club #1

MNHC Open House!

Nature Writing “Hush Hour(s)”

Virtual Naturalist Book Club #1

Field Notes

Let Lichen Be A Guide

For the Wiley Coyote, Resistance Is Fertile

Woods’ Rose – A Long-Time Companion

Clam Digging at 8,000 Feet Above Sea Level

Naturalist Blog

Book Review: How to Look at a Bird

Book Review: The Hidden Seasons: A Calendar of Nature’s Clues

Book Review: Night Magic: Adventures Among Glowworms, Moon Gardens, and Other Marvels of the Dark

Book Review: Grizzly Confidential

Montana Naturalist Magazine

Amy Martin and Threshold: From Montana to the World…and Back

The Ancient Plants That Fueled Early Missoula

Disabled in the Wild: A Conversation with Amy Denton-Luke

Her Dream: Blackfeet Women’s Stand-Up Headdresses

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Evening Programs

Book Review: How to Look at a Bird

Book Review: The Hidden Seasons: A Calendar of Nature’s Clues

Book Review: Night Magic: Adventures Among Glowworms, Moon Gardens, and Other Marvels of the Dark

Book Review: Grizzly Confidential

Book Review: Birding for Boomers

Let Lichen Be A Guide

For the Wiley Coyote, Resistance Is Fertile

Woods’ Rose – A Long-Time Companion

Clam Digging at 8,000 Feet Above Sea Level

Rarities Hiding in Our Remaining River Corridors