In an effort to give more recognition to the people who step up to become members of the Task Force we are introducing our Gallatin River Task Force Member Spotlight. Today, we wanted to highlight Bonnie Wolff.
Bonnie discovered her love of the Gallatin River over 20 years ago when she first paddled it.
“the Gallatin is such a beautiful river in this amazing pristine canyon. We need to do everything we can to protect its beauty and vibrancy for future generations. I’m happy to support the Gallatin River Task Force as they teach and lead the way”.
Gallatin River Task Force Member Spotlight
Originally from Wisconsin, Bonnie has called Big Sky and the Gallatin Canyon her home for many years.
The image below captured here is one of her paddling the Gallatin with her grandchildren years ago.
We look forward to your ongoing support and involvement in the future, Bonnie!
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