The Creative and Cultural Economy

CraftNet is an international network of community colleges devising innovative ways through
partnerships to develop artisan-based strengths into a sustainable growth sector for each of
their service areas.

“We’ve been raising money [for the auditorium] for five years. We’re very tired,” Carol Atkinson said. “We want to finish this by the end of the year. I’m feeling pretty good about it.”

The Alex Lowe Foundation and National Geographic Entertainment Proudly present "The Wildest Dream", An Altitude Film Featuring Conrad Anker Following in the Footsteps of Legendary Everest Climber George Mallory

These are color filled publications covering everything from physical and historical geography of the Crown of the Continent to interesting scientific research on the Crown’s wildlife, climate, rivers, glaciers and much more.

Don’t miss the 33rd IWFF – share your films, your passions, and your ideas. Be a part of
making a difference in the present and future of Wildlife Film!

"In our family, there was no clear line between religion and fly fishing."

People must, he wrote, search for God in the rhythms of nature. And in the discipline of fly fishing, you seek God by whipping the fly rod "on a four-count rhythm between ten and two o’clock."

The new "Outdoor Junkie" web site allows local adventurists in Montana, Alaska and Wyoming to share stories, pictures, videos and links online.

CraftNet is an international network of community colleges devising innovative ways through
partnerships to develop artisan-based strengths into a sustainable growth sector for each of
their service areas.

Welcome, Anne Millbrooke, award winning aviation
author, editor, and pilot.

Cultural tourism wasn’t invented in Missoula, but we have certainly come close to perfecting it.