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Montana Matters Concert -"Songs of Montana” - for Butte, February 5, 2010 and Helena, February 6, 2010

Montana Wildlife Federation's Montana Matters campaign to promote and enhance the value, visibility, awareness and stewardship of Montana’s wildlife and wildlife habitat is gaining momentum   

 Following a very successful barn dance, auction and concert organized and hosted by MWF board member and his wife, Ron and Kathy Clausen, troubadour Shane Clouse and MWF are working together to organize very special presentations of “Concert for Conservation”, in Butte February 5 and Helena 6, 2010. 

 The program will be book-ends around the MWF February board meeting and we are hopeful that all MWF leaders and affiliate clubs will be in attendance. As the agenda is developed we will notify membership with details – stay tuned – Montana does Matter!

  Montana Matters is offering two unique and specifically crafted for the campaign, limited edition custom bronze sculptures by Tobin Capp.  Tobin’s sculptures are a unique reflection of his western lifestyle. He is a third generation Montanan, descended from an adventurous great-grandfather who pioneered the West.  Tobin is considered a pure artist in the world of bronze art as he not only creates each ‘original’ piece in clay but he is personally involved in the molding, casting, and marketing.
Tobin’s art is heavily influenced by his passion for nature and the wilderness. He spends an average of 100 days per year in the outdoors hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping and says, “Woodsmanship is a tradition of my family and is the obligation of each generation to pass down to the next. I draw the majority of my inspiration from my time in the field.”   To find out more about Tobin and his work go to: www.beartracksbronze.com!
 

Click here to read more and listen to Montana Matters Music Video