Montana Outdoors Vol 30 No 2 Mar/apr 1999
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Kellner believes that education is the key to survival for wildlife. "A woman with the Wildlife Conservation Society said all the efforts to save wildlife are for naught if we fail to sow the seeds of environmental ethics in the next generation," Kellner said. "I really believe that. There is not an awareness today that there needs to be to save wildlife and species." She helped renovate the duck pond at the Lewis and Clark County Fair- grounds and spends time each week cleaning up and maintain...ing the area. A long-time animal advocate. Kellner was instrumental in organizing the Lewis and Clark Humane Society and in 1989 won the national American Veterinary Medical Association Award for that effort.
"She just loves animals. She has always been active in animal causes and animal education, it's a passion for her," Utterback said.
Kellner, who owns two dogs, said her love for nature grew during her childhood when she spent summers on Lindbergh Lake in the Seeley-Swan.
She was chosen for the Vinnie award from among seven nominees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kellner believes that education is the key to survival for wildlife. "A woman with the Wildlife Conservation Society said all the efforts to save wildlife are for naught if we fail to sow the seeds of environmental ethics in the next generation," Kellner said. "I really believe that. There is not an awareness today that there needs to be to save wildlife and species." She helped renovate the duck pond at the Lewis and Clark County Fair- grounds and spends time each week cleaning up and maintain...ing the area. A long-time animal advocate. Kellner was instrumental in organizing the Lewis and Clark Humane Society and in 1989 won the national American Veterinary Medical Association Award for that effort.
"She just loves animals. She has always been active in animal causes and animal education, it's a passion for her," Utterback said.
Kellner, who owns two dogs, said her love for nature grew during her childhood when she spent summers on Lindbergh Lake in the Seeley-Swan.
She was chosen for the Vinnie award from among seven nominees.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 30 No 2 Mar/apr 1999?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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