Community meeting looks to connect conservationists
Panelists Sara Lamar, Chris Moore and Amy Grout talk with their audience at a gathering on the Swan watershed at Flathead Brewing Co. in Bigfork Thursday, Jan. 23. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
In an area as dispersed as the Swan, people have to find a way to come together to protect the place they call home. Community members gathered to discuss a variety of issues affecting the Swan watershed on Thursday, Jan. 23 at Flathead Lake Brewing Co. in Bigfork.
The presentation began with a 15-minute showing of the 2022 film “Life in the Land: The Seeley-Swan Region.”
“This film, and the other films of the Life in the Land series, are meant to elevate the value in community-guided approaches within the landscape, connecting how the well-being of a community is directly connected to that of the landscape it's a part of.” filmmaker Lara Tomov said. “We hope this gathering as a whole will highlight that concept specifically for the Swan Watershed.”
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