A final reminder for BRTU's January 19 meeting.
TU’s Upper Clark Fork Program Manager, Casey Hackathorn, will explore the history of the Upper Clark Fork, its embattled fishery, and the multi-decade effort to bring it back to its full potential - what he likens to an extreme makeover.
Casey's talk will begin at 7:00 PM on Thursday, January 19 at the Hamilton Elk's Club, 203 State Street. The public is invited to attend and there is no charge for admission.
At 6:30 PM, BRTU will have a brief Annual Meeting. The annual report, the financial report, and election of board members and officers will be covered. All members are encouraged to attend this part of the meeting. Immediately following the annual meeting and before the program, we will present the Earl and Joan Little Award to Geoff FitzGerald.
Once again, the Elks will be serving their excellent grilled brats and beer starting at about 6:15.
If you would like additional information, please contact BRTU Chapter President Dave Ward.
You can read the 2022 BRTU Annual Report here. This is an impressive set of accomplishments for our/your chapter! Remember that BRTU is a completely volunteer organization with no paid staff. A small number of very dedicated officers, board members and chapter volunteers work hard to make these projects happen. Please consider becoming more active! We are always looking for new board members and volunteers. In other words, consider putting a little "U" in BRTU. If you are interested, please drop Dave Ward a note! You wont regret it and with your help, we can get even more done in 2023.