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1		BOZEMAN, MT
2		HELENA, MT
3		BILLINGS, MT
4		BUTTE, MT
5		BUTTE, MT
6		HELENA, MT
7		Great Falls, MT
8		Great Falls, MT
9		MILES CITY, MT
10		BOZEMAN, MT
11		LIVINGSTON, MT
12		Missoula, MT
13		BOZEMAN, MT
14		BOZEMAN, MT
15		ABSAROKEE, MT
16		BOZEMAN, MT
17		BOZEMAN, MT

MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THAT FACILITATE SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVE LIFE EXPERIENCES FOR PRESENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS OF AREA RESIDENTS THROUGHOUT SOUTHWEST MONTANA. WAS CREATED IN 2004 AS A NON-PROFIT, 501(C)(3) FUNDRAISING ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS CLOSELY WITH, AND SUPPORTS ACTIVITIES RELATED TO, . SUCH ACTIVITIES INCLUDE YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS, LESSONS, CLINICS, SPECIALIZED SKILL DEVELOPMENT, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND MORE.

THE PROMOTES AND IMPROVES THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES OF THE STATE AND ITS COMMUNITIES BY PARTICIPATING IN EDUCATION PROJECTS AND RESEARCH.

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH EDUCATION PROGRAMMING AND SERVICES, ESPECIALLY RELATED TO SMALL URBAN HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND CONNECTIONS FOR STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. WE PUT PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON THE SAFETY BENEFITS THAT SMALL HIGH SCHOOLS PROVIDE TO THEIR STUDENTS AND FAMILIES (SEE THE KAISER REPORT ON SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND SCHOOL SAFETY).WE INCREASED THE RESEARCH AND SUPPORT OF THE SMALL HIGH SCHOOL CONCEPT AS IT RELATES TO AND PROVIDES FOR SCHOOL SAFETY, ESPECIALLY RELATING TO DISTRIBUTION OF THE DAVID A KAISER RESEARCH REPORTS. IT WAS IN 2017 THAT THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE FINALLY PROVIDED THE INDEPENDENT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND THEIR PEOPLE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND TO K12 PROGRAMS (WITH THEIR OWN HIGH SCHOOLS). IN NOVEMBER OF 2017 TWO OF THOSE COMMUNITIES VOTED TO DO THEIR EXPANSION (AND IN 2018 THEY APPROVED BONDS FOR OVER $80 MILLION TO BUILD HIGH SCHOOL FACILITIES AT BOTH EAST HELENA AND LOCKWOOD).

ADVANCE THE TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND PUBLIC SERVICE ENDEAVORS OF .

CONDUCT ENERGY RESEARCH COMMERCIALIZATION FOR TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE REHABILITATION OF THE THORNTON BUILDING FOR BUSINESS USE TO HOUSE A SUPER-COMPUTER; AWARDING SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO SUPPORT ENERGY RESEARCH ENGINEERING.

PROVIDE EDUCATION and RESEARCH TO PROMOTE AWARENESS OF THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE BEEF INDUSTRY and PROVIDES OTHER CHARITABLE EDUCATIONAL and SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INDUSTRY.

To carry out purely educational, cultural and charitable activities of Grain Growers Association, namely, to promote and encourage by means of scientific investigations, research or otherwise, advancement of science of grain growing; conservation of natural resources of through development of good farming and farm marketing practices; development of new uses and markets for and improved strains of wheat, and grain products; dissemination of educational materials and, through a broad range of educational methods and media, carrying out of educational programs aimed at improving skills of grain producers.

Stewards Clark Trail in Central Montana. Promote educate public on history Corps Discovery. Maintain information sites along trail, apply for grants to continue to promote new sites with research follow up history. Work with partner organizations for country wide unity.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS OF DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FOLLOWING EVALUATION OF APPLICATIONS FROM THE GENERAL STUDENT POPULATION.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH and EDUCATION IN BEEF INDUSTRY.

EDUCATION OF YOUTH ON FISHING, INCLUDING FISHERIES AND WATER QUALITY, QUALITY MANAGEMENT, CONSERVATION OF WATER, AND RESEARCH FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT. GENERAL FISHING EDUCATION, INCLUDING CASTING AND TYING INSTRUCTION, IS MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH EVENTS AND SPECIAL ACTIVITIES.

TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR NEW -BASED START UP BUSINESSES TO OBTAIN INNOVATIVE RESEARCH AND CREATE JOBS TO REVITALIZE THE REGION AND STATE. MONTEC STRIVES TO BOLSTER LOCAL START-UPS AND TO ENCOURAGE THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH.

THE MISSION OF THE CENTER (YERC) IS TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DATA-DRIVEN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO ACTIVATE LAND, WATER, AND WILDLIFE STEWARDSHIP ACROSS THE GREATER ECOSYSTEM AND BEYOND. YERC ENVISIONS A WORLD WHERE OUR COMMUNITIES ARE EMPOWERED TO THINK LIKE AN ECOSYSTEM, WHERE THE HEALTH OF OUR NATURAL WORLD CAN BE DIAGNOSED WITH ROBUST AND ACCESSIBLE SCIENTIFIC DATA, MONITORED THROUGH INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS, AND ADDRESSED THROUGH AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY OF STAKEHOLDERS WITH AN INFORMED AWARENESS AND THE ABILITY TO ADAPT TO RAPID ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE.

TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AND ACTIVITIES THAT FOCUS ON ADDRESSING THREE INTERLOCKING AREAS OF CONCERN: 1) ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION; 2) EDUCATION; 3) SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

SVWC continues to progess as an organization expanding weed control, water quality / quanity, forest health and soil enhancement programs through education and research.

TO PROMOTE .

PROMOTE ORIGINAL IN THE NATURAL SCIENCES RELATING TO , TO FACILITATE INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES IN THE STUDY OF EFFECTS, AND TO PROMOTE THE DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE IN THESE FIELDS

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