I really liked this project, as it demonstrates the use of forest products, sustainability, and identifies SAF members as caring people, rather than just faceless members of a group. And now back to Montana. Our most recent report indicates that membership of Montana SAF is slightly ahead of what we had at this time last year. If you have any questions about what SAF can do for you, please contact me or any of the other Society or Chapter officers. Membership Chair Bonner Armstrong reminds us that his offer to reward some of the people that invite and enroll a new member into SAF are still in effect.
Lets get out and ask someone.
Our committees are continuing to work on comments for the Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Plan, the Selway-Bitterroot Grizzly Bear Recovery project and guidelines for recovery of bull trout. Please contact Policy Chair Tim Love or members of the various committees to give us your views on these issues. My thanks to all candidates for Society and Chapter offices. We really appreciate your willingness to serve SAF and wish you the best in the coming year. Chair-elect Frank Cuff is working with the Inland Empire Society to develop this year's joint leadership camp.