About this Event
Featuring: Geoffrey Gill, Volunteer Coordinator, Flathead Rivers Alliance
Join us for an evening on the river — through story, science, and stunning photography.
Geoffrey Gill, a lifelong river rat whose journey began on Virginia’s James River and led him from the Pacific Coast to Montana’s Crown of the Continent, shares reflections from a recent float through Meadow Creek Gorge — one of the most remote and least-traveled stretches of the Flathead Wild & Scenic corridor.
With a background as a fisheries scientist, river ranger, and outdoor educator, Geoffrey now works at the intersection of community and river management along Montana’s Wild & Scenic Three Forks of the Flathead River. His work focuses on bridging perspectives between administrators, outfitters, and everyday river users — because protecting wild rivers requires all of us pulling in the same direction.
Through images and firsthand stories, this presentation highlights one of Montana’s most outstanding natural resources and explores what it truly means for a river to be “Wild & Scenic” — not just in designation, but in experience.
Come for the river stories. Leave with a deeper understanding of the currents that connect us.
📅 June 10, 2026 | ⏰ 6:30–8:00 PM | 📍 1245 S 3rd St W, Missoula
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Xplorer Maps, 1245 S 3rd ST W, Missoula, United States
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