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Winter Wolf Watching in Yellowstone March 2 - 15, 2018 Volume 9 // Issue #5 Winter wolf watching in Yellowstone Drought Forum addresses local water supply Sam Byrne shares business expertise Making it in Big Sky: OZssage Local smashes tram-lap record #explorebigsky explorebigsky explorebigsky @explorebigsky ON THE COVER: A wolf negotiates deep snow in Yellowstone National Park in November 2017. Read about Jackson, Wyoming-based Wildlife Expeditions’ new educational safari, Winter Wolves of Yellowstone, on page 29. NPS PHOTO March 2, 2018 – March 15, 2018 Volume 9, Issue No. 5 Owned and published in Big Sky, Montana TABLE OF CONTENTS PUBLISHER Eric Ladd [email protected] Section 1: News Winter wolf watching EDITORIAL in Yellowstone MANAGING EDITOR Opinion..............................................................................5 29 Tyler Allen [email protected] Local..................................................................................6 SENIOR EDITOR Montana..........................................................................15 Sarah Gianelli [email protected] Drought Forum Section 2: Environment, Sports & Dining 14 CREATIVE LEAD DESIGNER Carie Birkmeier Environment..................................................................17 [email protected] Sports.............................................................................21 Sam Byrne shares GRAPHIC DESIGNER Marisa Specht Dining.............................................................................24 13 business expertise [email protected] SENIOR VIDEO EDITOR Section 3: Outdoors, Health, Business & Back 40 Ryan Weaver [email protected] Outdoors..........................................................................33 Making it in Big Sky: LEAD VIDEOGRAPHER 43 Jennings Barmore Health .............................................................................47 OZssage [email protected] Business...........................................................................43 SALES AND OPERATIONS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Back 40...........................................................................44 Megan Paulson Local smashes [email protected] 36 tram-lap record EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SALES AND MARKETING Section 4:4: Arts Arts & & Entertainment.................................45 Entertainment.................49 E.J. Daws [email protected] EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Alexis Deaton-Nolan [email protected] MEDIA AND EVENTS DIRECTOR Ersin Ozer OPENING SHOT [email protected] DISTRIBUTION DIRECTOR Doug Hare [email protected] MARKETING MANAGER Blythe Beaubien [email protected] CONTRIBUTORS Phillip Baribeau, Jen Bennett, Paul Brown, Jackie Rainford Corcoran, Dan Egan, John Hall, Amy Hunter, Kristen Hovs, Holly Jones, Daryn Kagan, Dan Kelly, Margo Magnant, Liz McCrae, Scott Mechura, Art Meripol, Chelsi Moy, Joseph T. O’Connor, Adrian Sanchez-Gonzalez, Patrick Straub, Paul Swenson, Jason Thompson, Todd Wilkinson, Ciara Wolfe, Jessianne Wright EDITORIAL POLICY Outlaw Partners, LLC is the sole owner of Explore Big Sky. EBS reserves the right to edit all submitted material. Printed material reflects the opinion of the author and is not necessarily the opinion of Outlaw Partners or its editors. EBS will not publish anything discriminatory or in bad taste. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor allow EBS readers to express views and share how they would like to effect change. These are not Thank You notes. Letters should be 250 words or less, respectful, ethical, accurate, and proofread for grammar and content. We reserve the right to edit letters, and will not publish individual grievances about specific businesses or letters that are abusive, Youth competitors make a transition during the annual Mad Wolf Winter Relay on Feb. 25. This year saw 20 teams and five malicious or potentially libelous. Include: full name, address, individuals skiing, running and biking. Top finishers for each of the categories were: Individual, Troy Nedved; Youth, Gus Hammond, phone number and title. Submit to [email protected]. Chloe Hammond, Libby Flach and Carly Wilson; Mixed Youth and Adult, Rob McRae, Lucy Stratford and Finn McRae; Women, Liz McRae, Ciara Wolfe, Nicole Barker and Karin Mittelstaedt; and for Co-ed Adult, Sawyer Kesselheim, Kitty Phelan, Emma Stein and ADVERTISING DEADLINE Luke Stein. PHOTO COURTESY OF BULLOCK IMAGES For the March 16, 2018 issue: March 7, 2018 CORRECTIONS Please report errors to [email protected]. OUTLAW PARTNERS & EXPLORE BIG SKY Do you want to see your photography in the pages of EBS? Submit a maximum of P.O. Box 160250, Big Sky, MT 59716 (406) 995-2055 • [email protected] three images via email to [email protected] or use #explorebigsky on social media to be eligible. 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Any unauthorized reproduction is expressly prohibited. 4 March 2 - March 15, 2018 Explore Big Sky Community foundations accepting spring grant Arts Council accepting bids for summer applications alcohol vending EBS STAFF ARTS COUNCIL OF BIG SKY Nearing the turn of the season, many Big Sky foundations are preparing The Arts Council of Big Sky is accepting bids for the exclusive rights for their 2018 spring grant cycles with fundraising efforts and calls for to sell alcohol at the popular free Music in the Mountains summer applications. concert series. The concerts are held every Thursday in Town Center Park from June through August, and also includes the July 4 concert The Moonlight Community Foundation, the nonprofit charitable arm of and the Classical Music Festival. the Moonlight Community, has worked to improve education and youth development in Big Sky since 2014. They will host their fifth annual The summer concerts are the most popular weekly event in Big Sky Spring Social on March 11, from 5-8 p.m. at the Moonlight Lodge and will and average attendance is estimated at about 3,000 people per week. accept grant applications for the spring grant cycle through May 15. Visit The vendor that is selected will be the sole provider of alcohol at all moonlightcommunityfoundation.org to learn more. arts council events in Town Center Park for 2018. The Yellowstone Club Community Foundation is also preparing for the “We’re opening up the selection process to the local business spring cycle, and in addition to supporting local organizations, they will community,” said Brian Hurlbut, ACBS executive director. “We’ve award scholarships to several college-bound high school students this been very happy with our past alcohol vendor but want to make sure spring. we give everyone that is interested an option to apply.” Since 2010, YCCF has awarded more than $3 million, and this year’s The vendor will be selected in early March and must comply with all grant applications will be accepted through May 1. Applications state and local regulations
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