Glacier Institute fundraising for potential nature center
Glacier Institute Executive Director Anthony Nelson gives a tour of a 142-acre parcel of land with a house the Institute is seeking to purchase to turn into a nature center and headquarters in the Bad Rock-Columbia Heights area on Thursday, June 29. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
A view off the back deck of a house on a 142-acre parcel of land the Glacier Institute is seeking to purchase to turn into a nature center and headquarters in the Bad Rock-Columbia Heights area on Thursday, June 29. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Glacier Institute Executive Director Anthony Nelson shows the skull of a skunk during a tour of a 142-acre parcel of land with a house the Institute is seeking to purchase to turn into a nature center and headquarters in the Bad Rock-Columbia Heights area on Thursday, June 29. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
One of several ponds backdropped by Columbia Mountain on a 142-acre parcel of land with a house the Glacier Institute is seeking to purchase to turn into a nature center and headquarters in the Bad Rock-Columbia Heights area on Thursday, June 29. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
The Glacier Institute is looking to raise roughly $2.5 million for the purchase of a 142-acre tract of land in Columbia Heights that could potentially become home to a nature center...
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