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The evening will feature music, poetry, art and advocacy—with a solo acoustic performance by GRAMMY® Award-nominated producer/songwriter/performer Maggie Rogers on the Black Ram guitar, 2022 NPR Tiny Desk Contest winner Alisa Amador, Halcyon String Quartet, a reading by poet Beth Ann Fennelly, as well as appearances by environmental legends Bill McKibben, Terry Tempest Williams, and Rick Bass.

Climate Aid: The Voice of the Forest is being hosted by two small but mighty grassroots organizations — the Maine-based Protect Ancient Forests and The Montana Project — who, along with the tireless Yaak Valley Forest Council, have been instrumental in halting the Black Ram timber sale in Montana’s Yaak Valley.

The event will benefit the creative grassroots environmental movement to protect the ancient “Black Ram” forest in Montana’s Yaak Valley—birthplace of the Black Ram guitar—as well as all remaining mature and old-growth forests on U.S. public lands. The evening will advance the efforts to protect the Black Ram forest by designating the region as the nation’s first Climate Refuge.

ADULT and CHILD & STUDENT prices are available for this event.
Ticket prices include a per ticket service fee, ranging from $5-$9 depending on ticket price.

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Climate Aid: The Voice of the Forest

Merrill Auditorium

Climate Aid: The Voice of the Forest

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