Jared Frasier
@jaredfrasier.bsky.social
Progressive dot in Big Sky country 🏔️
Do you disagree with this thinly veiled attempt at a pithy maxim for wildlife conservation volunteering?
(come fight me. i already hate my sentence building skills more than you ever could)
(come fight me. i already hate my sentence building skills more than you ever could)
If you are seeing this, the algorithm thinks you are at risk volunteer burnout in 2025. 😩👍
April 16, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Do you disagree with this thinly veiled attempt at a pithy maxim for wildlife conservation volunteering?
(come fight me. i already hate my sentence building skills more than you ever could)
(come fight me. i already hate my sentence building skills more than you ever could)
This strategic relaunch of our organization is something I will be sharing the vision around over the coming days.
People need attainable good, and I believe we can help make that happen for them.
People need attainable good, and I believe we can help make that happen for them.
Hi, BlueSky!
We are a nearly-decade old conservation organization focused on helping businesses & individuals volunteer for wildlife.
Today we launched our:
✅ NEW Certification Program
✋ NEW Individual Membership
✍️ NEW Mission Statement
✨ NEW Brand Identity
💻 NEW Website
www.fishandwildlife.org
We are a nearly-decade old conservation organization focused on helping businesses & individuals volunteer for wildlife.
Today we launched our:
✅ NEW Certification Program
✋ NEW Individual Membership
✍️ NEW Mission Statement
✨ NEW Brand Identity
💻 NEW Website
www.fishandwildlife.org
Fish & Wildlife Volunteers
Fish & Wildlife Volunteers helps ordinary businesses and individuals do extraordinary volunteer work for wildlife. FWV is a program of 2% for Conservation, a 501c3 Non-Profit organization.
www.fishandwildlife.org
March 17, 2025 at 1:53 PM
This strategic relaunch of our organization is something I will be sharing the vision around over the coming days.
People need attainable good, and I believe we can help make that happen for them.
People need attainable good, and I believe we can help make that happen for them.
thermos of mulled wine
painting by warm candlelight
in a thunderstorm
I don’t care if “mulled” technically breaks the haiku or not… the scene is from a (rare) pleasant dream I just woke from.
painting by warm candlelight
in a thunderstorm
I don’t care if “mulled” technically breaks the haiku or not… the scene is from a (rare) pleasant dream I just woke from.
February 19, 2025 at 11:14 AM
thermos of mulled wine
painting by warm candlelight
in a thunderstorm
I don’t care if “mulled” technically breaks the haiku or not… the scene is from a (rare) pleasant dream I just woke from.
painting by warm candlelight
in a thunderstorm
I don’t care if “mulled” technically breaks the haiku or not… the scene is from a (rare) pleasant dream I just woke from.
One of my favorite things to find here in Montana are these short opportunist dicots: Common Twinpod (physaria didymocarpa).
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
January 27, 2025 at 6:38 AM
One of my favorite things to find here in Montana are these short opportunist dicots: Common Twinpod (physaria didymocarpa).
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
They are quite small, look like an alien cactus, and are actually a mustard.
This one was at 10,000’, on Sacagawea Peak, just outside of Bozeman, MT.
The world’s bestest girl, with her first Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.
January 22, 2025 at 7:26 PM
The world’s bestest girl, with her first Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.
This particular population is stocked in a high alpine lake to pull from for recovery across the rest of their native range here in SW Montana.
While I typically keep them wet, we shared this one lakeside that night.
Came up with a new cocktail I’m calling “History Repeats”, bc this all tastes familiar.
• 1 shot Bourbon
• 1/2 shot Rosemary Simple Syrup
• spoonful Angostura Bitters
• spoonful Pinecone Schnapps (or dry vermouth)
Shake aggressively with ice.
• Top with tonic water (1/1 with the rest) and stir
• 1 shot Bourbon
• 1/2 shot Rosemary Simple Syrup
• spoonful Angostura Bitters
• spoonful Pinecone Schnapps (or dry vermouth)
Shake aggressively with ice.
• Top with tonic water (1/1 with the rest) and stir
January 19, 2025 at 10:47 PM
Came up with a new cocktail I’m calling “History Repeats”, bc this all tastes familiar.
• 1 shot Bourbon
• 1/2 shot Rosemary Simple Syrup
• spoonful Angostura Bitters
• spoonful Pinecone Schnapps (or dry vermouth)
Shake aggressively with ice.
• Top with tonic water (1/1 with the rest) and stir
• 1 shot Bourbon
• 1/2 shot Rosemary Simple Syrup
• spoonful Angostura Bitters
• spoonful Pinecone Schnapps (or dry vermouth)
Shake aggressively with ice.
• Top with tonic water (1/1 with the rest) and stir