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The Beehive Collective presents their innovative True Cost of Coal graphic – a visual exploration of Mountaintop Removal Mining

Submitted by admin on Thu, 11/05/2009 - 23:28.
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For immediate release

Contact:
Beehive Design Collective
1 Elm Street
Machias, ME 04654
phone: 207-255-6737
email: pollinators@beehivecollective.org
web: www.beehivecollective.org

Buffalo Allies of Bozeman
Ellen Figura
phone: 406-209-2811
email: elightstorm@gmail.com

November 5, 2009

The Beehive Collective presents their innovative True Cost of Coal graphic –
a visual exploration of Mountaintop Removal Mining and Resistance

(Bozeman, Mont.) A swarm is coming! The Beehive Design Collective, a non-profit, volunteer driven, political arts organization based in eastern Maine, is headed this way. They are out to “cross-pollinate the grassroots” by creating collaborative, anti-copyright images that deconstruct complex global stories for use as educational and organizing tools.

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No Buffalo Allies of Bozeman meeting Wednesday, May 20

Submitted by admin on Sat, 05/16/2009 - 09:18.
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We will not be meeting May 20, 2009. Our next meeting will be May 27, 2009, at 7 PM in the Montana State University student union 2nd floor cafeteria in the NW corner.

If you agree with our mission, you are welcome to join plan with us.

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15 buffalo killed on US 191 - Buffalo Allies of Bozeman signs on to letter to MT Department of Transportation and Highway Patrol

Submitted by admin on Fri, 04/17/2009 - 08:49.
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Over the past week, 15 bison were killed on U.S. 191 just north of West Yellowstone in three vehicle collisions. A coalition of bison advocates talked about and drafted a letter that is posted below.

In addition to the letter, we in Buffalo Allies of Bozeman want to send out this message to the public at large. You will notice that the letter talks about increased enforcement; however, we believe that no amount of enforcement will matter unless we in the community take steps to educate each other, slow down, and be aware.

The situation with the buffalo moving to habitat where the highway crosses it will continue to create this situation in the spring. It is imperative that we are aware for our safety and for the safety of the buffalo. Please slow down! Please be aware! Please let your friends and neighbors know that buffalo are in the roadways OUTSIDE OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, especially in the spring. Like so many of the changes we would like to see with the buffalo, it's up to us.

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ANIMAL WELFARE INSTITUTE
BUFFALO ALLIES OF BOZEMAN

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Flyers for Bluegrass & Beyond Buffalo Benefit

Submitted by admin on Mon, 03/23/2009 - 09:35.
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We've got a bunch of different flyers for the Bluegrass & Beyond Buffalo Benefit. Here is where you can download them for yourself, to give to friends, and distribute them.

8 1/2 X 11


11 X 17


8 1/2 X 11


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Press Release: Buffalo Allies of Bozeman Urges Passage of Montana HB 253

Submitted by admin on Wed, 01/21/2009 - 22:34.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Jim Macdonald
406-322-2986
January 22, 2009

Buffalo Allies of Bozeman Urges Passage of Montana HB 253
Montana Wild Buffalo Recovery and Conservation Act of 2009 would restore bison in Montana as valued, native wildlife and would remove management from state Department of Livestock.

(Bozeman, Mont.) Rep. Mike Phillips has introduced House Bill No. 253 (HB 253) – the Montana Wild Buffalo Recovery and Conservation Act of 2009 – into the current session of the Montana House of Representatives. Buffalo Allies of Bozeman, a grassroots organization working for the expansion of habitat of wild buffalo near Yellowstone National Park, urges that the state legislature passes HB 253 and that Gov. Brian Schweitzer sign this into law.

HB 253 has three main facets. It will:

    1. Restore buffalo as "valued, native wildlife in the state of Montana."

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