Flathead Land Trust Celebrates 25 Years
POSTED: 7:16 pm MDT August 28, 2010UPDATED: 7:31 pm MDT August 28, 2010The Flathead Land Trust celebrated 25 years of conservation Saturday night. The board held a commemoration event at the Pavillion at Rebecca Farm in Kalispell.Local performers, caterers and a look back at 25 years of achievement were all part of the event. FLT's mission is conserving land and natural resources around the Flathead Valley. Since it began, it holds more than 11,000 acres in conservation easements."I think it's very heartwarming to me as president of the board to see the enthusiasm that we've had, the interest in this event and the success that I think the event is going to be," commented Jim Rejnier.FLT sold close to 200 tickets for the event. They say their next focus is on preserving lands on the north end of Flathead Lake.
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