EBS STAFF
On April 11, the Museum of the Rockies will host Dr. Joan Maloof for a talk about old growth forests in Montana. The event is part of Gallatin Valley Earth Day’s talk series and will provide free food, drinks and access to exhibits.
The reception will start at 6 p.m. with the talk following at 7 p.m. and the presentation is called “Old-Growth Forests in Montana: Where are they, why are they important, and what you can do to save them.” The event is free and anyone wishing to attend remotely can register online.
Dr. Maloof is founder of Old Growth Forest Network, which supports the study of ancient forests for health and sustainability. She will discuss how old growth forests are treated in politics, what is happening in Montana and how to get involved. Dr. Maloof has authored five books on the topic of old growth and ancient forests.
