Volunteer on an Adopt-A-Highway Project Near Lincoln

Wild Divide Chapter has committed to cleaning up trash on Highway 200
Bald Eagles near Cemetery Island at Canyon Ferry Lake (photo by Chris Gillette)
Bald Eagles near Cemetery Island at Canyon Ferry Lake (photo by Chris Gillette)
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The Wild Divide Chapter has officially adopted two miles of Highway 200 west of Lincoln. Twice a year chapter members will clean the litter from these scenic two miles, in cooperation with the Montana Department of Transportation. Our first cleanup day will be Saturday, June 4. We will meet at the Hustad Center westside of the parking lot at 7 a.m. or the High Country Trading Post in Lincoln at 9 a.m. Following the cleanup, we will enjoy a meal together.

For more info and to volunteer, contact our chapter at wild.divide@wildmontana.org.

 

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