The Linkage Lunch program was launched to engage, inform, connect, and motivate our Missoula community around landscape conservation.
The general focus of Linkage Lunches are presentations from experts to discuss conservation of habitat, connectivity, wildlife, water, or wildness…and all things in between. They may have a local, statewide, nationwide, or global context. But our goal is that each presentation will include some level of connection to how each of us can help tackle connectivity conservation at home in some way.
Come join the Center for Large Landscape Conservation and other practitioners, agency staff, conservation professionals, and any interested members of the public in these exciting lunchtime talks. You won’t want to miss it! Bring your lunch, if desired. All are welcome!
Please join us for our next Linkage Lunch!
Heather Abernathy, PhD, is the Wildlife Research Lead at the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF). She works to advance the organization’s wildlife management program goals by identifying and tracking critical natural resource issues that impact RMEF stakeholders, big game species, and their habitats. At the next Linkage Lunch, Dr. Abernathy will share insights from her past wildlife research and RMEF’s current research efforts, and how they relate to habitat connectivity and landscape-scale conservation in Montana and beyond.
Banner photo: Lolo Creek, Lolo National Forest, Montana – Adobe Stock
