Bomb Flow TV Episode 7 "Minor Fails and Epic Wins" from BombFlowTV on Vimeo.
Ian, Evan & Nate Garcia recording first descents in Chile. Shots of Mike Garcia's kayak shop in Pucon, Chile: Rivers, Lakes and Oceans and Kayak Pucon.
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Monday
Garcia Boys in High Gear in Chile
Bomb Flow TV Episode 7 "Minor Fails and Epic Wins" from BombFlowTV on Vimeo.
Tuesday
Northern Lights Donates $1,000 to American Prairie Foundation
Northern Lights is pleased to announce a grant in the amount of $1,000 to American Prairie Foundation for the month of February, 2012. Since 2001, American Prairie Foundation has been assembling habitat to build American Prairie Reserve in Montana, which currently spans more than 123,000 acres of public and private land. The Reserve will eventually be the largest wildlife reserve in the lower forty-eight states, consisting of about 500,000 private acres that glue together roughly three million acres of existing public land. American Prairie Foundation will continue to own and manage its private lands while working collaboratively with the various entities that oversee public land management and natural resources in the region: the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Montana Department of State Lands, and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
Conservation biologists have determined that a mixed-grass prairie would need to be approximately 5,000 square miles (roughly 3.2 million acres) in order to be a fully functioning ecosystem. A landscape of this size would be able to support the full complement of native prairie biodiversity, including seasonal migrations, and provide room to endure episodic localized natural phenomena like fire, disease and winter ice events. The Reserve is already a living laboratory for numerous long-term science studies that will help shape its management and habitat restoration efforts, including plains bison reintroduction. In 2012, there will be more than 200 bison roaming American Prairie Reserve.
In addition to acquiring habitat for the Reserve and wildlife restoration, American Prairie Foundation is dedicated to public access and educational outreach. Open to the public for a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, horseback riding and hunting, APF is actively working to make the prairie a place that inspires and welcomes all types of visitors. This is a huge undertaking. But with support from individuals and organizations like Northern Lights, the dream of a protected American Prairie can become a reality, one piece at a time. With this donation, Northern Lights is helping to construct a trail system that will allow people to explore the Reserve by foot or by bike. For more information or to make a donation, please click here.
Conservation biologists have determined that a mixed-grass prairie would need to be approximately 5,000 square miles (roughly 3.2 million acres) in order to be a fully functioning ecosystem. A landscape of this size would be able to support the full complement of native prairie biodiversity, including seasonal migrations, and provide room to endure episodic localized natural phenomena like fire, disease and winter ice events. The Reserve is already a living laboratory for numerous long-term science studies that will help shape its management and habitat restoration efforts, including plains bison reintroduction. In 2012, there will be more than 200 bison roaming American Prairie Reserve.
Courtesy: American Prairie Foundation
In addition to acquiring habitat for the Reserve and wildlife restoration, American Prairie Foundation is dedicated to public access and educational outreach. Open to the public for a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, horseback riding and hunting, APF is actively working to make the prairie a place that inspires and welcomes all types of visitors. This is a huge undertaking. But with support from individuals and organizations like Northern Lights, the dream of a protected American Prairie can become a reality, one piece at a time. With this donation, Northern Lights is helping to construct a trail system that will allow people to explore the Reserve by foot or by bike. For more information or to make a donation, please click here.
Thursday
G1 Dawn Patrol
Genesis 1 Dawn Patrol from Northern Lights on Vimeo.
Northern Lights staffers getting in a few pitches in Hyalite before work. Shot on the Hero Outdoor in time lapse.
Tuesday
Reel Rock Film Tour Bozeman
Presented by Northern Lights
Saturday, September 24th @ 7pm
The Emerson Center for the Arts
Tickets at Northern Lights Trading Co.
$10 in advance or $12 at the door
Cash or check only!
Doors open at 6:30pm
The Emerson Center for the Arts
Tickets at Northern Lights Trading Co.
$10 in advance or $12 at the door
Cash or check only!
Doors open at 6:30pm
Back for it's fifth year in Bozeman, the Reel Rock Film Tour 2011 is going to rock The Emerson Saturday, September 24th at 7pm. Sender Films and Big UP Productions are bringing the Bozeman audience a mind-blowing, palm-sweating pump-fest of climbing flicks for the 6th annual REEL ROCK Film Tour. We've gathered the wildest climbing stories from around the globe: The legendary race for The Nose speed record; A nine year old bouldering prodigy; Tommy Caldwell's efforts on the hardest big wall free climb; A crazed high-lining champion; The most insane ice climbing action ever and more. It's all part of the cinematic tour de force that is REEL ROCK VI.
This is THE climbing film event of the year. All your friends will be there. Don't miss it!
Friday
Mike Garcia Back at Northern Lights!
Northern Lights Trading Company has new owners. Mike Garcia, founder of Northern Lights, and a partner recently purchased the company back from Jay Allen. The purchase agreement includes all three Northern Lights locations in Bozeman, including Barrel Mountaineering and the e-commerce site, NorthernLightsTrading.com.“I’m excited to be back with Northern Lights,” Garcia said. Since founding the company in 1979, Garcia grew the company into one of the Northwest’s premier outdoor retail companies...
Read more at NorthernLightsTrading.com
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