http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com Decimation to Restoration Fri, 10 Apr 2009 15:06:27 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en "In Hollywood, really great movies often times originate from really great books..." Mike Gurnett of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has released a brief video review of our book, "Montana's Wildlife Legacy - Decimation To Restoration", featuring author Terry N. Lonner, volunteer publisher Tim Crawford, and also sportsman & former educator ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/content-samples/2009/montanas-wildlife-legacy-how-the-book-came-to-be-video/ Schedule of Events for March 2009 March 13th & 14th - Montana Chapter of the Foundation for North American Wild Sheep Bozeman, MT There will be a book signing at the annual meeting of the Montana Chapter of the Foundation for North American Wild Sheep on March 13 and 14, 2009 in Bozeman, ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/book-signings-events/2009/upcoming-montanas-wildlife-legacy-events-for-march-2009/ Authors Harold Picton & Terry Lonner gave the opening presentation on February 11, 2009 The authors were invited to make the introductory presentation about Montana’s Wildlife Legacy at the annual Meeting of the Montana Chapters of the Wildlife and American Fisheries society in Kalispell, MT on February 11, 2009. There was ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/book-signings-events/2009/presentation-book-signing-at-montana-chapters-of-the-wildlife-american-fisheries-society/ Author Terry Lonner presented the book to the Sun River Working Group in Fairfield, Montana and also had a book signing after his presentation. For questions or more information, please contact Brent Lonner, Area Wildlife Biologist, at blonner@mt.gov http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/book-signings-events/2008/book-signing-discussion-with-december-10-2008-in-fairfield-mt/ Back from the Brink Book details exploitation, rebirth of Montana's Wildlife Species When the Lewis and Clark Expedition arrived in Montana during the summer of 1805 they discovered a diverse country teeming with an abundance of wildlife species - elk, deer, beaver, antelope and other game animals - would be hunted and ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/press-releases/2008/montanas-wildlife-legacy-book-featured-by-the-bozeman-daily-chronicle/ [caption id="attachment_289" align="alignleft" width="180" caption="1.Country Bookshelf window display for book signing of Montana’s Wildlife Legacy by authors Terry Lonner and Harold Picton."][/caption][caption id="attachment_290" align="alignleft" width="180" caption="1.Country Bookshelf book signing (Harold Picton – author, Mary Jane Disanti – store owner, Terry Lonner – author)"][/caption][caption id="attachment_288" align="alignleft" width="120" caption="Country Bookshelf Store, Bozeman, ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/book-signings-events/2008/signing-discussion-october-28-2008-at-country-bookshelf-in-bozeman/ October 23, 2008 - By Chris Peterson, courtesy of Hungry Horse News Our friends at Hungry Horse News in Hungry Horse, MT, whose close proximity to Glacier National Park is surely an indication of their great appreciation for Montana's wildlife, were kind enough to make mention of the Montana's Wildlife Legacy: ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/book-signings-events/2008/book-signing-at-sportsman-ski-haus-in-kalispell-mentioned-by-hungry-horse-news/     Join Terry Lonner & Dr. Harold Picton for discussion & signing their new Montana's Wildlife Legacy - Decimation to Restoration book, sponsored by the Sportsman & Ski Haus in Kalispell, MT. Event begins at 6:00pm on October 23, 2008 at the new Sportsman & Ski Haus store at 145 Hutton ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/book-signings-events/2008/book-signing-discussion-6pm-at-sportsman-ski-haus-in-kalispell-october-23-2008/ The Most Complete "Written Reference" of Montana’s Wildlife Legacy Contact: Terry Lonner Phone: 406-587-3583 E-mail: tlonner@mediaworksmt.com Just released, a historical wildlife book – Montana’s Wildlife Legacy ~ Decimation to Restoration, providing the most complete written reference of Montana’s wildlife legacy. It was co-authored by Dr. Harold Picton, Emeritus Professor of Wildlife Management ... http://www.montanaswildlifelegacy.com/press-releases/2008/press-release-montanas-wildlife-legacy-decimation-to-restoration/