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Yellowstone Business
Partnership Online Business Directory
Welcome to the membership
directory
of the Yellowstone
Business Partnership. Businesses that belong to
the Partnership are dedicated to preserving a healthy
environment and shaping a prosperous and sustainable future for
communities surrounding Yellowstone and Grand Teton national
parks. By patronizing these businesses, you will
support business people who are working
together --
across state lines -- to protect and enhance the region's outstanding
quality of life.
Feel free to browse the list,
or follow the links below to a
specific business.
All
West
Realty
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Lander,
WY
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| The Alpine House
Inn and Spa |
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Jackson, WY |
| Aura Soma Lava, Inc |
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Lava Hot Springs, ID |
| Bank of Idaho |
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Idaho Falls, ID |
| Battelle
Energy
Alliance |
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Idaho Falls, ID |
Bechtle Architects
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Bozeman,
MT |
| Beck Consulting |
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Red Lodge, MT |
| Billings Public Schools
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Billings, MT |
| Black Diamond
Equipment, Ltd. |
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Salt Lake City, UT |
| Big Sky Town
Center |
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Bozeman, MT |
| BOP Filter / Barriers |
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Idaho Falls, ID |
Bridge
Creek Backcountry Kitchen and Wine Bar
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Red
Lodge, MT
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| Bridger Bowl Ski
Area |
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Bozeman, MT |
| Buffalo Bill Historical
Center |
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Cody, WY |
| CH2M Hill |
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Idaho Falls, ID |
| CH2M-WG
Idaho
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Idaho Falls, ID |
| ChauffAir LLC
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Idaho Falls, ID |
| Clear Creek Group |
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Jackson, WY |
CTA
Architects
Engineers
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Billings,
Bozeman,
Livingston,
Jackson
Boise
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Cody
Country Chamber of Commerce
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Cody,
WY
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| Cool Works |
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Gardiner, MT |
| Cooper
Roberts Simonsen
Associates |
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Idaho Falls, ID
Salt Lake City, UT
St. George, UT |
| Creative
Energies |
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Lander, WY |
| Crown Creations
Cabinetmakers |
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Livingston, MT |
| Current
Transportation
Solutions |
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Bozeman, MT |
| Davidson
Builders, Inc. |
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Bozeman, MT |
| Delaware North
Companies Parks and Resorts |
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Bozeman, MT |
| Don Aslett's Cleaning
Museum |
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Pocatello, ID |
| Eastern
Idaho Regional Medical
Center |
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Idaho
Falls, ID
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| Elkhorn Ranch |
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Gallatin Gateway, MT |
| Energy &
Sustainable Design Consultants |
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Billings, MT |
| Firehole Ranch |
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West Yellowstone, MT |
| Jonathan L. Foote &
Assoc, Inc. |
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Bozeman, MT |
Four
Seasons Resort Jackson Hole
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Teton
Village, WY
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Grand
Targhee
Resort
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Alta,
WY
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| Grand Teton Floor and
Window
Coverings |
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Victor, ID |
| Green Directory
Montana |
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Billings, MT |
| Greeneck Earthworks |
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Driggs, ID |
| Grizzly Creek Ranch &
Retreat |
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Emigrant, MT |
| Harmony
Design
& Engineering |
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Driggs, ID |
| Hawtin Jorgensen
Architects |
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Jackson, WY |
| High Country
Linen Service |
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Jackson, WY |
| The Hingston
Roach Group, Inc |
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Grangeville, ID |
| Hopkins Roden
Crockett Hansen & Hoopes PLLC |
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Idaho Falls, ID |
| Hyalite
Engineers, PLLC |
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Bozeman, MT |
| Intrinsik Architecture, Inc. |
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Bozeman, MT |
| Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce |
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Jackson, WY |
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Bar L Ranch
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Lima,
MT |
| JW Synthetic
Grass Inc |
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Billings, MT |
| Kath
Williams + Associates |
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Bozeman,
MT |
| Leaf, LLC |
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Jackson, WY |
| Livingston School District |
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Livingston, MT |
Lone
Mountain Ranch
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Big
Sky,
MT
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| MacKenzie River Pizza
Company |
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Whitefish, MT |
Madison
Arm Resort
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West
Yellowstone, MT
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| Montana Yellowstone
Expeditions Foundation |
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Bozeman, MT |
Moonlight
Basin
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Big
Sky, MT
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Mountain
Home Montana Vacation Rentals
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Bozeman,
MT |
Mountainside
Village
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Victor,
ID
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Museum
of Idaho
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Idaho
Falls, ID |
| MyTopo.com |
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Billings, MT |
| National
Outdoor
Leadership School |
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Lander,
WY |
| Ned Enterprises,
Inc. |
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Red Lodge, MT |
| North Fork
Native Plants, Inc |
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Driggs, ID |
| North Star Consulting
Group |
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Bozeman, MT |
North
Wind,
Inc.
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Idaho
Falls, ID
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| Off the Beaten
Path |
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Bozeman, MT |
| On
Site
Management Inc |
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Bozeman, MT |
| P2 Solutions
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Idaho
Falls,
ID
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| Parks' Fly Shop |
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Gardiner, MT |
| Paulson and
Cooper Inc |
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Jackson, WY |
| Plan
One/Architects |
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Cody,
Jackson, Rock Springs,
Driggs
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| The Pollard |
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Red Lodge, MT |
| Powder Mountain
Press Inc |
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Driggs, ID |
| Salt Lake
Express |
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Rexburg, ID |
| Signal Mountain
Lodge / Forever Resorts |
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Moran, WY |
| Silver Star
Communications |
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Driggs, ID |
Dave
Stauffer Consulting
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Red
Lodge, MT |
| The Lodge at Sun
Ranch |
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Cameron, MT |
| Table Mountain
Group |
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Lander, WY |
Three
Bear
Lodge
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West
Yellowstone, MT
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| Tooley Communications |
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Billings, MT |
Twin
Creek
Ranch & Lodge
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Lander,
WY
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| Vertical Media |
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Jackson, WY |
| City of Victor, ID |
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Victor, ID |
| Westbank
Construction, Inc |
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Jackson, WY |
| Wilderness
Systems and Technologies |
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Idaho Falls, ID |
Xanterra
Parks and Resorts
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Yellowstone
National Park
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| Yellowstone
Assocation |
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Yellowstone Park, WY |
Yellowstone
Safari Company
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Bozeman,
MT
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All West Realty
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All
West Realty
We have been
providing real estate services in Wyoming since 1995. Our web site has
been designed to provide our visitors with the most comprehensive look
at the real estate market in Fremont County, Wyoming. We offer realtor
services in Lander, Dubois, Riverton, Hudson, Pavillion and the
surrounding areas.
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The Alpine
House Inn and Spa
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| The
Alpine House
is a 22-room small hotel, plus five creek side cottages,
located in the heart of Jackson Hole, two blocks from the famous Town
Square. Our Cafe offers breakfast each morning, using organic and
locally produced food whenever possible. The Viking Bar is our small,
intimate bar that serves beer, wine, espresso drinks and popular
seasonal cocktails. Guests enjoy them on our lovely lawn in the summer,
or in the library by the fireplace in winter. |
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Aura Soma Lava
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| Aura Soma Lava offers
lodging, massages, a conference center, a pool, a RV park, coffee, and
gifts. |
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Bank of
Idaho
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Headquartered in Idaho
Falls with branches in Pocatello,
St.
Anthony, Ashton and Island Park, we are committed to exceptional
service and active employee involvement in community service. Our
customers also enjoy the newest banking technology and products. Bank
of Idaho combines a local financial focus with cutting-edge resources.
Chartered
in September 1985 as Bank of Eastern Idaho, we changed our name in 1999
to accommodate future growth outside of eastern Idaho. Our suite of
products has expanded along with our geographical reach. In addition to
a wide range of personal and business accounts, we operate a
full-service residential mortgage loan department as well as a complete
trust department.
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Battelle
Energy Alliance
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Battelle
is a
global science and technology enterprise that develops
and commercializes technology and manages laboratories for customers.
Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, Battelle has a vast science and
technology reach. Battelle, with the national labs it manages or
co-manages, oversees 19,000 staff members and conducts $3.7 billion in
annual research and development. Battelle provides solutions and
develops innovative products, helping commercial customers leverage
technology into a competitive advantage. We also team with more than
800 federal, state and local government agencies, providing
cost-effective science and technology in the areas of national
security, homeland defense, health and life sciences, energy,
transportation and environment.
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Bechtle Architects
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Designing
memorable places -Bechtle Architects combines architecture, landscape
architecture, land planning, and interior design. The firm believes in
creating
a unique design for each project based on the client's wants and needs;
not
following any particular architectural style. The design
process
is
collaborative with no one person monopolizing the design.
Bechtle Architects designs from a holistic approach - the site,
building form, and
interior
spaces are equally important to the success of any project and should
support
the overall approach.
The
firm
works has managed projects over $20 million and has experience in
resort, commercial, government, residential, medical, and financial
building types. The firm specializes in high mountail design
issues.
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Beck
Consulting
Barb Beck
PO Box 870
Red Lodge, MT 59068
barbbeck@cablemt.net
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Beck
Consulting
was established in
Red Lodge, Montana, in 1993. The firm offers
meeting
facilitation, mediation and conflict resolution, transition,
social impact assessment, and planning services to clients in
28
states and the District of Columbia.
According to Ms. Barb Beck, President, "We can create a positive
problem solving environment for you that will engage and bring out the
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Billings
Public
Schools serves over
15,000 students in grades Kindergarten through twelfth in 31 different
schools located across the city. The district also provides
opportunities to community members to continue the lifelong quest of
learning through its Adult and Community Education Programs.
Billings Public Schools is made up of:
• 22 elementary schools (K-6 grades)
• 4 middle schools (7-8 grades)
• 3 high schools (9-12 grades) including two freshman
academies and one specialized high school, the Career Center.
• An Adult Education Program
• A Community Education Program |
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Black Diamond
Equipment, Ltd.
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| What
began with a
backyard anvil and a hammer has grown into a global company with
offices on three continents that's not just for rock climbers, but one
that stands for the spirit of the sports we live, their values and
goals, past, present and future. Since 1957, our innovative gear
designs have set the standards in numerous areas. This is partly the
result of dedication, desire and diligence on the part of an incredible
team of people. It's also the result of each of us being climbers and
skiers ourselves. We're a company of users—it's who we are.
We're the greatest dreamers about what could be, and the harshest of
critics about what exists and because of this—the creation of
Black Diamond is a process which will never end. The company today is
more committed than ever, thanks to the many people here in the U.S.,
at Black Diamond Europe and at Black Diamond Asia whose limitless
energy and hands-on involvement have created a promising future for all
climbers and skiers worldwide. |
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Big Sky Town Center
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The
165-acre
walking village is
surrounded by spectacular 11,000 foot snow-capped peaks. Although the
slopes look close enough to touch, they’re a few thousand
feet
above the shops and homes, giving you a milder living climate with
mountain access just minutes away.
Ousel Falls Rd in Big Sky, MT
The casual pace of the Town Center, and all of Big Sky, is set by its
residents and visitors. Here you’ll never feel rushed, and
with
the variety of shops and services, the Town Center provides the
“Downtown” of this alpine community... a central
place
bordered by flower filled meadows and dramatic peaks.
The Town Center is nestled in the heart of Big Sky, southwest
Montana’s hub of world-famous recreation and nature, just
fifteen
miles from Yellowstone National Park. As the newest of the Rocky
Mountain four season resort areas, Big Sky uniquely blends all of the
amenities you need, yet still retains the free spirit, authenticity,
and emotion that comes from a community still being discoveredeveryday,
from points around the world. |
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BOP
Filter / Barriers
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| Customer
applications are primarily in the
nuclear and pharmaceutical
industries. These applications deal with waste volume reduction,
personnel protection, hazardous particle containment, environment
control for purity of pharmaceutical reactions, containment of
explosive environments (such as hydroge generation during chemical
reactions) and over-pressure protection in containment
barriers.Potential applications exist in fields such as biohazards and
medical waste disposal, asbestos removal, “clean
room” ventilation and
equipment protection from hazardous environments and are current areas
of Research and Development. |
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Bridge
Creek Backcountry Kitchen and Wine Bar
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Imagine
yourself
growing tired and hungry
from a day of skiing through the mountains of southern Montana. As you
glide through the freshly falling
snow, all you can think about is the warmth and hospitality that awaits
you at
the backcountry lodge just ahead. You ski out of the trees and spot a
small log
cabin at the edge of a clearing beside a half frozen creek. Fragrant
smoke billows from
the chimney and a warm glow radiates from the windows. You arrive at
the front porch
and just as you're taking off your skis, the door opens and you're told
you
have plenty of time for a glass of wine before dinner will be ready.
Bridge
Creek Backcountry Kitchen & Wine Bar will welcome our guests
back
from their
day of enjoying the great Montana wilderness. Whether they've been
hiking, fishing, skiing,
biking or
just driving through Yellowstone Park and over the Beartooth Highway,
relaxing hospitality awaits them.
Offering familiar yet innovative cuisine combined with the finest
selection of beer,
wine and cocktails will become the hallmark of Bridge Creek.
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Bridger
Bowl Ski Area
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Bridger
Bowl
offers a very diverse ski experience with the following ratings: 20%
beginner, 30% intermediate, 20% advance and 30% extreme. Incredible
expert only skiing is available off Bridger's new Schlasman's Chairlift
and on the renowned "Ridge." Skiers and snowboarders who wish to ride
the new lift or access this terrain, collectively known as Ridge
Terrain, must have an avalanche transceiver (457 khz). It is stongly
recommended to have a partner, a shovel and expert skiing abilities in
addition to knowledge of the terrain before venturing into the area
which will have no hazard markings, no grooming and no marked trails.
Ridge Terrain contains numerous steep chutes, rock cliffs, and
snowfields which may end in unmarked cliffs. Clearly, Bridger Bowl's
Ridge Terrain provides some of the most challenging skiing found within
any ski area boundary!
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Buffalo
Bill Historical Center
Lee Haines, Director of
Public Relations
720 Sheridan Av
Cody, WY 82414
leeh@bbhc.org
http://www.bbhc.org/
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Mary
Jester Allen
had a dream. After
her famous uncle died in 1917, she envisioned a great national shrine
and memorial to both William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody and the early
pioneers of the American West. In 1927, she began her quest as curator
of the Buffalo Bill Museum, a modest log building in remote Cody,
Wyoming, mimicking Buffalo Bill's TE Ranch house, on the Southfork of
the Shoshone River. The story of the evolution from a 50'x 70' log
Buffalo Bill Museum to the monumental Buffalo Bill Historical Center -
six football fields in area - is fascinating and inspiring. It is a
tale of vision, perseverance, and dedication, Eastern and local
support, creativity and continuity. Today's Center encompasses five
museums, a research library, a professionally developed Web site, and a
vibrant, growing educational outreach program.
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CH2M-Hill
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As
a global leader in full-service engineering, consulting,
construction, and operations, CH2M HILL has the human and technical
resources, the international footprint, and the depth of know-how and
experience to help you achieve success in any corner of the world.
The CH2M HILL enterprise, dating back to 1946, is built on honesty,
ethics, and morals; a global presence of more than 25,000 employees in
regional offices worldwide; and financial stability, with gross
revenues of $5 billion in 2007. Whatever your current or future needs,
our full-service, worldwide resources are available to support you on
your next critical project.
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CH2M-WG
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CH2M-WG
is
cleaning up the Idaho National Laboratory site - reducing
risks to workers, the public, and the environment and protecting the
Snake River Plain Aquafer.
The
Idaho Cleanup
Project (ICP) involves the safe, environmental cleanup of the Idaho
National Laboratory site, which has been contaminated with waste
generated from World War II-era conventional weapons testing,
government-owned research and defense reactors, laboratory research,
and defense missions at other U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) sites.
The 7-year, $2.9 billion cleanup project, funded through the DOE's
Office of Environmental Management, focuses equally on reducing risks
to workers, the public, and the environment and on protecting the Snake
River Plain Aquifer, the sole drinking water source for more than
300,000 residents of eastern Idaho. |
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ChauffAir
LLC
Steve Laflin
4596 McCowin Lane
Idaho Falls, ID 83406
slaflin@intisoid.com
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Clear
Creek Group
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| The
world is a
wide open adventure.
There are vivid, magical places on this planet, and they are waiting
for us. Sunlit islands awash in a great wash of blue; primeval forests,
glittering cities where the arts of human endeavor shine. The Clear
Creek Group has an international collection of very special houses,
each a sumptuous and artful reflection of its place on the planet.
Each, the chance to plunge, head-on, into a strange and
beautiful
place, and return at night, to a home of your own. |
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CTA
Architects Engineers
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Established
in
1938 as one of the
nation's first
A/E firms, CTA has grown to provide a wide variety of project services
to our clients. Each year, CTA completes over 500 projects in a broad
range of project types including commercial, public, medical,
industrial, educational, residential, community, and regional planning.
Smart business practices, financial diversity and most of all, a strong
commitment to employees are not goals at CTA, but an integral part of
our culture along with individual ownership of responsibility, reward
for contribution and expectations for success.
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Cody
Country Chamber
of Commerce
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The
Cody Country Chamber of
Commerce,
Wyoming’s
oldest, was founded at the turn of the 20th Century by George T. Beck,
originally as a hunting club, and a group of enterprising Cody business
leaders, including Col. William F. “Buffalo Bill”
Cody. Together Cody
and the
Cody Chamber of Commerce have nurtured a diversified business community
focused
on energy, tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, retail and the arts
while
fostering the western spirit epitomized by their namesake.
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Cool
Works
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| Cool
Works® is about you
finding a seasonal
job or career in some of the greatest places on Earth. Get a summer job
in Yellowstone, Yosemite, or another national park. Find a summer job
as a camp counselor. Ski resorts, ranches, theme parks, tour companies
and more are waiting for you. Let Cool Works.com® show you the
way
to live out your own amazing adventure! |
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Cooper
Roberts Simonsen Associates
Kevin DeKold
Idaho Falls, ID
Salt Lake City, UT
St. George, UT
151 N. Ridge Ave. Suite 113
Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402
208-524-4621
kevin@crsa-us.com
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CRSA
has been a leader in the
Rocky
Mountain architectural community for 35 years. We design land
plans, education, libraries, housing, religious, community, and other
facilities. Our company includes architects, land planners,
and interior designers. In addition to architecture and
planning, we are involved in design/build projects partnering with the
best contractors in the Rocky Mountain region.
We
are a leader in the green
building
industry, and were the first company in Utah to have accredited LEED
(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)
professionals. At CRSA, we like to say that we were green
when it was still just a color.
At
CRSA our employees enjoy a
people
oriented, collaborative work environment where no voice goes
unheard. Employees are empowered, know they are valued, and
they excel at what we do, “enriching lives and creating
community, through excellence in planning and design.”
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Creative
Energies
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Based
in Lander,
Wyoming, and Victor, Idaho in the heart of the Rocky Mountains,
Creative Energies has been building and improving renewable energy
systems since 2000. We have clients throughout the West and have
installed systems from Montana to Antarctica. We believe that renewable
energy offers an environmentally preferable choice to conventional
energy sources, and through our education and guidance, our clients
discover more responsible ways to power or heat their homes,
businesses, ranches and recreational structures.
Creative Energies plays an active role in renewable energy advocacy and
education throughout its area of operation. In addition to presenting
at public fairs and professional conferences, we teach introductory
renewable energy classes through various organizations and contribute
to the American Solar Energy Society, Solar Energy International and
the American Wind Energy Association. We support the efforts of One
Percent for the Planet and One Percent for the Tetons by donating one
percent of our gross sales to environmental causes.
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Crown
Creations Cabinetmakers
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| Crown
Creations
Cabinetmakers has been in business since 1985 and in
Montana since 1988. We are a full service woodworking and cabinet
building facility operating in a 7500 square foot shop staffed with
skilled and versatile woodworkers and equipped with excellent,
efficient machinery.
This means we can take your ideas (and give you some of ours) and
implement them into beautiful finished pieces that suit the diverse and
discriminating taste and needs of our clients. The possibilities are
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Current
Transportation
Solutions
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Current Transportation
Solutions provides consulting
services
to
help clients plan for and operate road networks, bus systems, and their
supporting technologies. Current services benefit our clients by
developing solutions that improve the quality, cost, or efficiency of
the services provided to the public. Lisa Ballard owns this company
located in Bozeman, Montana.
Current provides
transportation, planning, and
operations
expertise with focus in three areas:
- Public
transportation,
mobility, and
coordination,
- Intelligent
Transportation
Systems
(ITS), and
- Local
issues affecting the
Greater
Yellowstone region and Montana.
Working
with clients and stakeholders, Current evaluates transportation issues
and assists in the application and deployment of transportation
technologies and innovative solutions.
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Davidson
Builders, Inc.
Gray Davidson
12895 Kelly Canyon Rd.
Bozeman, MT 59715
graydavidson@3riversdbs.net
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Delaware
North Companies Parks and Resorts
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Don
Aslett's Cleaning
Museum
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This
unique
structure is being built
in Pocatello, Idaho, near Idaho State University, which Aslett attended
when he started cleaning houses in 1953 to earn his way through
college. That little company, called the College Cleanup Team, became
Varsity Contractors, which today has 5,000 employees coast to coast
plus 3,000 subcontractors, and annual sales of $250 million.
“The theme, purpose, and value of the museum will be to sell
the
public on the value of ‘clean,’” said
Aslett.
Cleaning efforts over the centuries will be chronicled through
displays, demonstrations, and even dramatized in a cleaning melodrama.
Items dating back more than 2000 years along with an amazing collection
of pre-electric vacuums, are part of the Aslett/Varsity collection.
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Eastern
Idaho Regional Medical Center
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| The
largest
medical facility in the region, Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center
(EIRMC) is a modern, JCAHO-accredited, full-service hospital located in
Idaho Falls.
EIRMC serves as the region’s healthcare hub, offering
specialty
services such as open-heart surgery, leading-edge cancer treatment,
neurosurgery, intensive care for adults and infants, helicopter rescue,
and orthopedic care ranked in the top five percent nationally by
HealthGrades’ 2002 ratings. In 2003, EIRMC was named as one
of the
nation’s 100 Top Hospitals by Solucient. In 2005,
EIRMC’s
Intensive Care Unit (ICU) was one of only ten in the country and the
only one in Idaho
to win The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN)
prestigious Beacon Award for Critical Care Excellence. Also
in
2005, the American College of Surgeons’ Committee on Trauma
approved EIRMC as a Level
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Elkhorn Ranch
Linda Miller, President
33133 Gallatin Road
Gallatin Gateway, MT 59730
406-995-4291
elkhorn@mcn.net
www.elkhornranchmt.com
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The
Elkhorn Ranch is one of the few remaining
traditional dude ranches where outdoor activities are the focus each
day. We are a family-oriented guest ranch with guests of all ages
enjoying time with their friends, new and old, without sacrificing the
very special feeling of closely shared family time. Guests, about forty
each week, typically arrive and depart on Sundays throughout the
summer. There is normally a one week minimum, although we encourage
longer stays to gain the most from your ranch experience. The
Elkhorn is well-known for delicious meals and private, comfortable
western cabin accommodations. In addition to a variety of
full or
half days on horseback for riders of all abilities, blue ribbon fishing
streams, whitewater rafting, hiking and the wonders of Yellowstone Park
are at our gate.
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Energy
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Energy and Sustainable
Design Consultants is a
consulting firm
located in Billings, Montana offering energy and sustainable design
services to design professionals, contractors, developers, and building
owners.
Our mission is to reduce
dependency on our natural
resources and enhance the quality of the workplace environment.
It is our vision that
buildings and facilities:
will
be designed and operated to
minimize energy use
will use natural
resources, including water and raw
materials, efficiently
will have reduced
impact on the outdoor environment
will promote a healthy
and comfortable indoor
environment
will encourage the
reuse of materials
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Firehole
Ranch
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| Escape
to Montana’s historic Firehole Ranch
for the rare opportunity to
fish some of the most famed wild trout waters in the Rocky Mountain
West. Legendary rivers like the Yellowstone, Madison, Ruby, Gallatin,
Firehole, Henry’s Fork, Lamar, Soda Butte, and more, offer
absolutely
unforgettable fishing in some of the most spectacular scenery in the
world. Since 1947, this classic Montana lodge, named after the dramatic
Firehole River, has provided discriminating fly fishing enthusiasts an
intimate, historic retreat. Its serene location, combined with the
unmatched variety and abundance of blue-ribbon trout waters, provide an
incomparable fly fishing experience. Nestled on the shore of Hebgen
Lake and tucked against the mighty Madison mountain range, the 640-acre
Firehole Ranch is just outside Yellowstone National Park. Listed as a
National Historic District, it is a cultural and architectural
landmark. Handcrafted in the 1940’s from the
surrounding
Lodge pole
Pine, the main lodge and cabins have been lovingly maintained over the
years to retain the original style, elegance, and grace of yesteryear. |
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Jonathan
L. Foote & Assoc, Inc.
Paul Bertelli
140 E Main
Bozeman, MT 59715
406-587-8888
paulb@jlfarchitects.com
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At
JLF &
Associates we focus on innovative design solutions through our
“process”. We are pioneers in the use of reclaimed
materials, the origins of which come from our work with restorations of
classic ranch projects throughout the region. We continue to do
restorations and unique works influenced by those historic values. We
employ old-world craftsmanship in our structures and, in the process,
glorify their place in the landscape. Throughout our work, we
demonstrate an appreciation of history, a love of the West, and an
understanding of how buildings become one with the land.
JLF & Associates takes on about ten residential, recreational
or commercial projects per year across the country. JLF &
Associates works with each client to design a structure that meets
their needs, expresses their individuality and finds a life of its own.
The firm employs twenty-five architects, design associates and support
staff, all of whom work together as a team to oversee the day-to-day
management of projects.
Our work has been featured in many national publications including
Architectural Digest, Big Sky Journal, Cowboys and Indians, Veranda,
and Western Interiors and Design. We have received awards from local,
regional and national chapters of the American Institute of Architects
and Historic Preservation Associates.
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Four
Seasons Resort Jackson Hole
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Four
Seasons
Resort Jackson
Hole is
located at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village
and surrounded by unspoiled wilderness. With its prime, slope-side
location and services customized to meet the needs of the outdoor
enthusiast, Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole provides the ideal
location from which to explore the great outdoors.
Offering 124 guest rooms and 26 private condominiums, three
restaurants, a full-service spa, fitness facilities that include an
outdoor heated pool and versatile meeting space, the Resort is easily
accessible to Jackson Hole’s many recreational, shopping, and
cultural
activities. Located at the gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone
National Parks, Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole offers a new
height of mountain luxury amidst the soaring vistas of the American
West.
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Green
Directory
Montana brings customers and businesses together to help make Montana
sustainable for future generations. Every purchase is a vote. A vote
for a company that either does or does not agree with your vision of
the future.
Businesses, organizations and individuals must meet a minimum of 5
sustainability requirements to be included in the Green Directory.
Customers can feel good about shopping the guide, as their purchasing
power is used to sustain our community.
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Greeneck
Earthworks
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| Greeneck Industries is an amalgam of
business concepts utilizing the
forward moving industries of biofuel technologies and responsible
building techniques to help push the industrial sectors of our nation
toward more responsible and economically viable practices. |
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Grizzly
Creek Ranch & Retreat
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Open
Your Eyes and DreamOpen Your Eyes and Dream
Grizzly Creek Ranch & Retreat provides a place of reflection,
relaxation and inspiration on a working ranch in the heart of the
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Nestled in the folds of the Gallatin Range, GCRR sits on the
northwestern edge of Yellowstone National Park, 75 minutes from
Bozeman, Montana, and a world away from the trials and tribulations of
everyday life.
A working cattle and horse ranch, GCRR is 1,676 acres of open spaces,
grand vistas, clear, cold streams, and rolling foothills that give way
to a sharp mountain skyline. The wildlife, history, and stunning beauty
will take your breath away, and then, as John Muir said, “The
winds will blow their own freshness into you.” |
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Harmony
Design & Engineering
Jennifer Zung
PO Box 369
Driggs, ID 83422
208-354-1331
jnzung@harmonydesigninc.com
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Harmony
Design
& Engineering is a civil engineering and land
planning firm specializing in low-impact, environmentally sensitive
solutions for residential, commercial and municipal projects.
Our collaborative and integrated approach to land development is
helping build better communities in and around Teton Valley. Our
projects are tailored for each unique site in order to highlight their
natural surroundings.
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Grand
Targhee Resort
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Grand
Targhee
Resort is
nestled in the
Caribou-Targhee National Forest,
adjacent to the Jedediah Smith Wilderness Area and is truly the Heart
of the Tetons. Grand Targhee is a place where friends and families are
welcome and the
resort’s award-winning western village is intimate, secure,
and
self-contained. The atmosphere is informal and friendly and the scenery
from the top of Fred’s Mountain is spectacular as you gaze
upon the
Grand Teton Mountains with views extending all the way into Yellowstone
National Park. At Grand Targhee, everyone is on a first name basis and
dress is casual. Targhee’s staff considers itself a family
and team
that loves living here and sharing this special place with guests.
Since opening its doors in December 1969, Grand Targhee has continually
upgraded their base facilities including the resort’s 96
ski-in,
ski-out lodging units, added new high-speed detachable chairlifts,
unveiled an additional 500 acres of lift-served terrain on adjacent
Peaked Mountain and created the popular signature product,
SnowCat Adventures. For more information on Grand Targhee, call
1-800-TARGHEE or visit www.grandtarghee.com
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Grand Teton Floor
& Window Coverings
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In business since 2005,
Grand Teton Floor & Window Coverings is a member of the World
Floor
Covering Association, the Idaho Floor Covering Association, the Window
Coverings Association of America, an American Society of Interior
Designers Affiliate Member, and member of the Teton Valley Chamber of
Commerce and the Rotary Club of Teton Valley. They were awarded a
Hunter Douglas Sales Excellence Award in July of 2007.
Teton area residents and business owners count on Grand Teton Floor
& Window Coverings to help them create the perfect environments
for
their homes or businesses with the full line of flooring and window
treatments from brands you know like Hunter Douglas, Shaw, DalTile,
Eco-Timber, Forbo – and more! |
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Hawtin
Jorgensen Architects
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Hawtin
Jorgensen
Architects is focused on community involvement and
high quality, site specific building design and takes great pride in
our related work as well as the individual efforts of our employees.
Since its inception in 1970, Hawtin Jorgensen has worked to improve the
energy efficiency of our buildings. This includes: Client and
Contractor education, Site specific designs, integrating passive and
active solar systems, Attention to building envelopes, Supporting
building rating systems (LEED, Energy Star and regionally focused
efforts) and supporting community efforts to reduce the use of energy
within community.
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High
Country Linen Service
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Country
Linen Service began on the banks of Cache and Flat Creeks of Jackson
Hole in 1931 with the original owners, Al & Teresa Martin. A
cowpoke on horseback approached Mrs. Martin as she was doing her wash
and kindly asked if she could do his. Over the decades business grew in
the valley and Mark Barron, after 6 years employment, purchased the
business in 1981. “Our business grows one important customer
at a time through rental programs for linens and uniforms throughout
the valley.” In 1999 the company built a new facility at its
historic Jackson location installed the industry’s latest
technological advances in high-production equipment and systems. Our
new systems are automated and networked to offer the most labor and
fuel efficient laundering in the Rockies. |
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The
Hingston
Roach Group, Inc
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Hopkins
Roden Crockett Hansen &
Hoopes PLLC
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The
firm was
established at Idaho Falls in 1973 and expanded to include a Boise
office in 1994. It is a general practice firm committed to the delivery
of quality legal services throughout the region. This professional
commitment has never been compromised and today the firm is a group of
talented lawyers with collective expertise in trial and appellate
practice before all courts and administrative agencies, agricultural
law, antitrust, banking, bankruptcy, corporate and commercial law,
criminal defense, family law, government relations, health and hospital
law, insurance, negligence and personal injury, patent and trademark
law, planning and zoning, real property, taxation and estate planning,
water rights and workers' compensation law.
from its beginning, the firm has dedicated its human resources and
modern tools of technology to the benefit of its local, regional and
national clients and their changing needs for legal services. The firm
has earned a reputation as a dynamic leader in the profession with an
envible record of success. To compliment the firm's strong sense of
professionalism, its members are also active in civic, cultural and
public affairs. Hopkins Roden Crockett Hansen & Hoopes, PLLC is
proud of its professional and public role throughout the State of
Idaho. The firm looks forward to continued growth as it seeks to more
effectively and efficiently serve the needs of its valued clients |
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Hyalite
Engineers, PLLC
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Hyalite
Engineers
is a full service
engineering firm with over 50 years combined experience working within
all areas of civil & environmental engineering. Our firm was
started in 2002 to provide a responsive engineering firm for southwest
Montana and beyond. Two of our original founders still lead the
dedicated staff of Hyalite Engineering.
2004 brought steady growth as we were slowly expanding to meet the
demand. We continue to exceed industry standards, and set some new ones
of our own. We look forward to providing our clients the best possible
quality of service for many years to come. |
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Intrinsik
Architecture, Inc
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| Intrinsik is a Design/Build
firm in Bozeman, MT. |
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Jackson
Hole Chamber of Commerce
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| The
Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce represents
over 900 businesses,
nonprofits and affiliated organizations and is a partner in the Jackson
Hole Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center which is made up of seven
agencies. We publish the Explorer magazine and the Explorer online,
providing comprehensive visitor information on Jackson Hole. Through
the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce several events are produced
including: Old West Days, Fall Arts Festival and Jackson
Hole-Destination Wellness. |
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| The
J Bar L Ranch
in Montana’s beautiful Centennial Valley produces
delicious natural beef, raises gentle-broke paint horses for sale and
invites
guests to stay with us. We are far enough from everything
that
you
can relax and breathe, but close enough to the wonders of the area
–
Yellowstone and
Grand Teton National Parks and the Red Rock
Lakes Wildlife Refuge -
so you can explore these natural
treasures during your visit, or just enjoy the rhythms of time on a
working
ranch, where you can vacation in one of two beautifully restored,
century-old homesteads set on 10,000 acres. We have
done everything to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as
possible, with
spacious living areas, luxurious beds, fully equipped kitchens, and
each guest
is given a complimentary J Bar L ranch-raised natural steak.
Spend a morning with our ranch manager and
learn how a sustainably managed beef operation works and visit our
new-born
colts. At the J Bar L there are many choices: fishing, hiking,
horseback riding, and the Red Rock
Lakes Wildlife Refuge is home to 232 species of birds including the
majestic
Trumpeter Swan. So, come and do lots, or do nothing
but enjoy the incredible views, while sitting
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| JW
Synthetic
Grass Inc. is new in the
Montana and Wyoming region. As you may be wondering is Synthetic Grass
a practical product. On average people spend nearly 25 gallons of water
per square foot of lawn every year. I am 100% confident that
you
will be satisfied and amazed that you have chosen to replace your water
and time consuming lawn, with our safe Synthetic Grass. You may decide
to replace your lawn for: safety, cost of your time, or aesthetics.
Great uses for our product are pre-schools, day cares, municipalities,
commercial properties, and even your private home. This will save you
hundreds or thousands of dollars over a period of time. Our Synthetic
Grass is supplied from Tiger Express Landscape in Orange, CA.
www.tigerexpresslandscaping.com JW Synthetic Grass Inc., is
the
only supplier in this region. JW Synthetic Grass feels and looks just
like real blades of grass. It can also be applied to any surface- dirt,
blacktop, cement, or even a rooftop. JW Synthetic Grass can be used for
a safety-proof playground, improve and beautify parks, sport fields, or
your front and backyards. If you have problems with your pets digging
up your lawn, your pet won't dig our product up. Our amazing
product has a 10 year warranty. I was trained and assisted on a project
with Omega Turf of San Diego, CA. |
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Kath
Williams + Associates
Kath Williams
PO Box 1191
Bozeman, MT 59771-1191
406-586-3175
williams@theglobal.net
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Kath
Williams +
Associates
was
established in 1999 with a mission of supporting green building
projects through education. Based in Bozeman, the four-person firm has
proudly supported the following projects:
- Green
Business
Centre, Hyderabad,
India,
LEED-Platinum, 2004
- ITC
Headquarters,
Guragon, India,
LEED-Platinum, 2005
- Lady
Bird
Johnson
Wildflower Center,
Austin, Texas, LEED-EB pilot, 2003
- Xanterra/National
Park Service,
Yellowstone National Park, LEED-silver, 2004
- Holcim,
Trident
Plant, MT “alternative
fuels project”
- Bechtel,
San
Francisco, “incentives to
build green project”
- Idaho
National
Laboratory, Idaho
Falls,
ID “green building technologies projects”
- Yellowstone
Business Partnership,
Bozeman, MT “regional green building rating system
development project”
- Montana
State
University EPICenter,
Bozeman, MT 1996-1999
Dr. Kath Williams serves as president of the World Green Building
Council, USGBC representative to WGBC, chair of LEED Application Guide
for Laboratories. She served as vice chair of USGBC for seven years,
LEED faculty member for five years, and was founding USGBC Education
Committee chair. Kath is a board member for the International Institute
for Sustainable Laboratories and the Energy Efficiency Forum Executive
Council.
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Leaf,
LLC
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Leaf,
LLC is a sustainable
development and energy efficiency consulting firm that brings a
technical and economic focus to green building. Leaf works with
developers, owners, architects, engineers, landscape architects,
planners, and consultants to integrate sustainable design and energy
efficient strategies into their projects. Our mission is to focus on
the economics of sustainable development to help our clients integrate
high performance strategies in a way that makes financial sense. Our
services include:
* LEED Certification Administration
* Development Consulting
* Energy Modeling
* Daylight Analysis
* Renewable Energy Modeling, Design and
Installation
* Green Materials Analysis
* Life Cycle Analysis
* Property Energy Analysis |
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Livinsgton School
District
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| The
educational
mission of the Livingston School District, in partnership with the
community, is to provide the opportunity for all students to learn, in
a safe environment, the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed in order
to become life-long learners and contributing citizens in a diverse
society. |
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Lone
Mountain Ranch
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| Award
winning
Lone Mountain Ranch offers Montana vacations for
every
season. Ski and ranch adventure
vacations are our specialty. An active Summer vacation at the Ranch
includes
hiking, ORVIS Endorsed fly fishing trips, fly
fishing
vacations, Yellowstone Park tours, bird watching, canoeing, horseback
riding and
many discovery adventures for kids in our Outdoor Youth Adventures
Program.
Spring and Fall vacations in Montana offer plentiful wildlife viewing,
Yellowstone Park tours, legendary Montana fly fishing, horseback riding
in Yellowstone and plenty of opportunity for a relaxing ranch vacation.
During the
Winter months, the Ranch provides the very best in Nordic ski
vacations. The
Ranch's cross country ski vacation includes over 80 kilometers of
Nordic ski
trails, Yellowstone Park backcountry ski tours, snowshoeing and
romantic
sleighride dinners. Endless recreational possibilities, the proximity
to Yellowstone Park, comfortable log cabins with wood stoves or
fireplaces, on-site massage therapy and exceptional cuisine bring Ranch
guests
back year
after year. |
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MacKenzie
River Pizza Company
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