Sumio will feature his latest film footage of wildlife in Glacier National Park on Saturday, May 25th, at 11:00AM and again at 2:00 PM. This ‘celebration of wildlife’ will be shown upstairs in Montana House’s Kintla Camp event room. Sumio states, “I spent all of 2018 hiking, camping and waiting for wildlife as usual. During the course of that year I captured the true life of the hoary marmot, moose, bear, squirrel and, of course, the mountain goat. I plan to show the footage of their life through the four seasons with beautiful background landscapes”. He urges us to ‘look, listen and learn’ about the wildlife of Glacier National Park where our backyard is. A presentation trailer may be viewed on YouTube (www.youtube.com).To find the trailer enter: Celebration of Wildlife 2019 by Sumio Harada in the search bar on the YouTube website.
Session Category Archives: Photog
Sumio Harada – Look, Listen & Learn Presentation
Montana House is pleased to host local photographer/videographer Sumio Harada for another “Look, Listen & Learn” program. Sumio will be the featured speaker on Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 11:00am and 2:00pm at “Kintla Camp” at Montana House in Apgar Village.
His presentation will include pictures of the more shy members of the Park ecosystem such as the Red-naped Sapsucker, the Pika from the high country rock and boulder areas, and the White Tailed Ptarmigan – the expert in camouflage. He has new video from the fall of 2017 of Mountain Goats, his favorite subjects and of grizzlies feeding on a moose carcass in Many Glacier while wolf waits for a turn.
Reservation required, please call 406-888-5393 to reserve your seat.
This event is FREE and open to the public! Receptions to follow the presentations
Sumio Harada – Look, Listen & Learn Presentation
Montana House is pleased to host local photographer/videographer Sumio Harada for another “Look, Listen & Learn” program. Sumio will be the featured speaker on Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 11:00am and 2:00pm at “Kintla Camp” at Montana House in Apgar Village.
His presentation will include pictures of the more shy members of the Park ecosystem such as the Red-naped Sapsucker, the Pika from the high country rock and boulder areas, and the White Tailed Ptarmigan – the expert in camouflage. He has new video from the fall of 2017 of Mountain Goats, his favorite subjects and of grizzlies feeding on a moose carcass in Many Glacier while wolf waits for a turn.
Reservation required, please call 406-888-5393 to reserve your seat.
This event is FREE and open to the public! Receptions to follow the presentations