*ONLY ONE TICKET IS NECESSARY PER VIEWING DEVICE TO REGISTER

Much of Tim’s job involves working with people to minimize grizzly bear conflicts and to respond to conflicts that do occur. Please join us to learn more about the management of Grizzly Bears and how we can protect bears and ourselves while out on the trails.

This event is free, but registration is required. Attendance is limited so please only register for one ticket per viewing device. We will provide those who registered with a link to the zoom session a day prior to the event.

For more information about this event and other scheduled outings, visit www.whitefishlegacy.org, call 406-862-3880 or email education@whitefishlegacy.org

More about Tim Manley:Tim was born in Great Falls, Montana and lived in Missoula and Butte before his family moved to Ft. Collins, Colorado. He graduated from Colorado State University with a bachelor’s in Wildlife Biology. He moved back to Montana in 1981 and began work with the Kootenai National Forest mapping grizzly bear habitat in the summer and cruising timber in the winter.

Tim began working on grizzly bears in 1984 when he worked on the Cabinet/Yaak Grizzly Bear Project. From 1988-1992 he worked on the South Fork Grizzly Bear Project as the habitat biologist. In 1993, Tim was selected to fill the newly created Grizzly Bear Management position for Region One. The area he covers includes a large portion of northwest Montana within and adjacent to the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem. This includes much of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex.