Yellowstone Forever is the official nonprofit partner of Yellowstone National Park. We partner with Yellowstone National Park to create opportunities for all people to experience, enhance, and preserve Yellowstone forever. Our mission of engagement and support through education and fundraising for the park will ensure Yellowstone remains for generations to come. Yellowstone.org 406.848.2400

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE INC is a higher education company based out of 125 STRAND UNION, BOZEMAN, Montana, United States.

Project WET (Water Education Today) advances water education to understand global challenges and inspire local solutions. Since 1984, tens of millions of people around the world have learned about water using Project WET’s interactive, hands-on activities. Through its worldwide network of implementing partners, Project WET is active in all 50 U.S. states and more than 70 countries.

CPE is more than just a chore. It's more than just a number of credits and required hours. At Western CPE, professional education is developed to give you the advantage through our expertise.

Manhattan Christian School was started in 1907 by a group of parents who wished to provide their children with a quality education from a Biblical perspective.Manhattan Christian currently serves 300 students preschool- 12th grade with Christ-centered education.As an OPI accredited school, Manhattan Christian offers many classes and AP level courses. MCS Eagle athletics are competitive in MHSA Class C tournaments around the state of Montana.

Education creates empowerment, encourages growth and opportunity, and combats ignorance and fear. Central Asia Institute strives to increase access to education in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Tajikistan – countries where education is most desperately needed. For more than 20 years we’ve worked where many NGOs haven’t ventured, where there are often no roads, no schools, and no hope. We start at the end of the road with the communities most in need of help. Our methods leave convention behind in favor of real-world solutions that make the most difference. Each community faces different obstacles to education, and a one size fits all approach just won’t work. Over the years we’ve developed a variety of programs to meet the needs that traditional programs may not cover. These include construction of schools, vocational training for older women, literacy, scholarships, health and clean water access, and more. As communities grow, their needs change and we are ready to help them. While Central Asia Institute programs educate both girls and boys, we’ve found that focusing on girls creates the biggest impact. Girls and women with education are more likely to share this knowledge with their children, families, and communities. Unfortunately, these women and girls may have a more difficult time accessing education than their male counterparts. A girl who is educated is less likely to become a child bride or die in childbirth, and her family will be healthier. She can help raise her family out of poverty by bringing home more money with every year of schooling she completes. When women are educated, it improves the wellbeing of the whole society.