Author: rpalma
Source: Mother Board It’s estimated the some 60 percent of freshwater in the United States comes from forests. Trees catch rain as it falls, serving as a filtering and cleansing mechanism as the water makes its way downward into the underground aquifers that we humans depend on for our fresh-water supplies. As human water needs […]
Source: Missoulian We in western Montana can see it any ol’ day, but the Garrett Grothen Memorial Arena at Fort Missoula will be something special for the cameras of ESPN. With a backdrop of the Bitterroot and Missoula valleys, and with maybe a horse-drawn high-wheel log hauler passing by, the all-sports network’s Timbersports series comes […]
Source: Huffington Post When it comes to interior design, balance is everything. When a space is well-balanced, it is not only esthetically pleasing to the eye, but it also gives a certain internal sense of gratification. Finding a satisfying balance when decorating a space can prove to be a challenging task. Such balance may be […]
Source: Beasley & Henley Rustic Industrial design, characterized by reclaimed wood and galvanized metal accents, is a hot trend in today’s interiors. It has been creeping into our design aesthetic for a few years, and with the social media enthusiasts on sites such as Houzz and Pinterest dedicating hundreds of pages to its cult, you […]
Source: Flathead Beacon By: Dillon Tabish Agency proposing 30 percent reduction in trail funding in Region One over next three years As the U.S. Forest Service prepares for the looming wildfire season, Montana’s senators are calling for reforms to the agency’s forest and trail management. U.S. Sens. Jon Tester and Steve Daines questioned Forest Service Chief […]