Deb Tirmenstein with one of her AIS detection dogs.
On Thursday, June 10 the Clearwater Resource Council kicked off its newest education and outreach program, the Campfire Series. This first presentation was titled "Aquatic Invasive Species" and was led by Heidi Sedivy at the Placid Lake Campground.
Sedivy discussed various aquatic invasive species (AIS) that threaten Montana and reviewed the different ways AIS are spread. She emphasized the importance of Clean Drain Dry, while also highlighting the lesser-known ways invasive species are introduced.
The talk also featured Deb Tirmenstein and her two AIS detection dogs Rosebud and Ismay. Tirmens...
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