Join the Flathead Lakers and Flathead Lake Biological Station at Science on Tap for a fun evening of Science & Nature, great Montana beer, and much needed camaraderie!

Presentation: “Montana’s Amazing Salamanders” by Jessy Coltrane, MT FWP nongame and furbearer biologist for northwest Montana.

Summary:‍ Ready to uncover something new while enjoying your favorite brew? Salamanders are fascinating, ancient amphibians that date back more than 300 million years—predating the dinosaurs by roughly 40 million years! Delve into some of the intriguing natural history of Montana’s elusive and beautiful salamanders with Jessy Coltrane, MT FWP. Did you know that Northern Long-toed Salamanders are the most widely distributed and common amphibian species in Montana west of the Continental Divide? Some salamanders can breathe through their skin and regenerate limbs and vital organs! Learn more about these amazing creatures with Jessy as she leads us on an exploration of salamander ecology and conservation, and presents highlights from current research on the rare Coeur d'Alene salamander.

When/Where: Thursday, December 3, from 6:30–7:50 pm at Flathead Lake Brewing Company in Bigfork.

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