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Wilderness
and Civilization Program
Alumni
Wilderness and Civilization alumni are currently
working as wilderness advocates, environmental and outdoor
educators, filmmakers, public land managers, outfitters, researchers,
writers, politicians, organic farmers, environmental consultants,
and more. The Wilderness and Civilization Program and the
minor in Wilderness Studies can lead in many directions, depending
on a student’s major, background, and interests.
Alumni describe the program>>
ALUMNI
PROFILES
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Eric Bergman
(1994-1995) is a naturalist for The
Nature Conservancy (TNC) along Montana’s Rocky Mountain
Front and coordinates the Pine Butte Education Program.
His work also includes directing sustainable operations
projects for TNC Montana programs. Currently, Eric is
cooking up biodiesel for vehicles at the Pine Butte Guest
Ranch, which already has a solar array, wind mill and
large summer garden. Eric feels fortunate to work with
an organization that is proactively facing the landscape
conservation challenges of climate change and is also
committed to making the appropriate connections between
these challenges and human behavior. Eric also enjoys
life at large among the human and wild communities along
The Front. |
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Jason Wilmot (1988-1989)
is the Executive Director of the Northern
Rockies Conservation Cooperative, an organization
dedicated to preserving species and ecosystems by providing
reliable scientific and policy information, bringing people
together to formulate and implement sound, effective conservation
policies, and building support from an informed public
through education and civic engagement. Visit NRCC's site
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Wilderness
Institute
College of Forestry and Conservation
The University of Montana
Missoula, Montana 59812
Tel: (406)243-5361; E-mail: wi@forestry.umt.edu
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and indicate the person you would like to reach. We will
forward your contact information to them. The Wilderness
Institute does not release information. Replying to inquiries
is up to those being contacted.
If you would like to update your contact information
in the alumni records, please send any or all of the following
information to wi@forestry.umt.edu:
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"Through Wilderness and Civilization I have gained
a vast knowledge of the natural world, communities, society,
and many issues involving the environment. From Native
Americans to gardening to environmental regulation, I
now have a strong understanding of many processes facing
the world today. The program planted seeds about how I'd
like to live in the future."
~Andrew Henry, Denver, Colorado
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