Our guest this week will be Trevor Caughlin......a professor at Boise State's Biology Department. He'll tell us about the importance of a healthy tree canopy.
A tree canopy is the top layer of a tree or forest, formed by leaves, branches, and stems that cover the ground. They provide critical environmental benefits, including cooling air through shade and evapotranspiration, mitigating heat, improving air quality, and managing storm water runoff. Canopies also create essential, biodiverse habitats and reduce energy use in cities.
Our 4th annual Golf Scramble is set for June 15th at Quail Hollow. This is our major fundraiser of the year! We need golfers to register. A foursome costs $500 which includes greens fees, cart, prizes and two lunches. Go to https://boisemetrorotarygolf.org/
Every year, our District sells raffle tickets in conjunction with the District Conference. Every Rotarian is encouraged to participate! Funds are used to finance District projects and a portion comes back to each club for their own projects. The prizes are amazing! Remember, if you are the winner, and you had sold the ticket to yourself, you get double!
In a roundabout way, Anne Woodhouse has made the aquaintance of a film producer from Nepal who has produced a film to show how the snow leopards have become endangered. Turns out, these beautiful animals like to eat goats, the primary livestock of the mountain people. This is about efforts to protect the leopards. See it at The Flicks on April 27th. Tickets are $15.00.
May 16th is Rotary's Epic Day of Service. Our project will be to assist the folks at McMillian Elementary school repaint the lines on their playgrounds. That's Saturday May 16th 9-1. Please use this link to sign up:
Where: Holiday Inn Idaho Falls 3005 SOUTH FORK BOULEVARD , Idaho Falls, ID 83402 Check in May 28th or 29th, checkout May 31 RESERVE A HOTEL ROOM HERE at the special district conference rates.
The District 5400 Annual Conference will be held May 29–30 at the Holiday Inn in Idaho Falls. We are excited to help you continue your Incredible Rotary Journey as we gather in Idaho Falls. The dates and venue are confirmed, and we are ready to go—we just need your help!
Call for volunteers for, Set Up / Tear Down, Decorations, Sponsors, Awards, Silent Auction, Hosts/Hostesses, Registration Desk. If you would like to volunteer, please email John Buck at jbbuck1946@aol.com as soon as possible.
RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It’s all about Rotarians working with youth in leadership development. Each year we hold a transformative summer camp for incoming High School juniors to outgoing seniors. Students are mentored and taught by talented young people from communities throughout southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. RYLA provides a memorable opportunity to learn, grow, have fun, and make new friends. Learn more and sign up at https://ryla5400.weebly.com/.
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Our guest this week will be Trevor Caughlin......a professor at Boise State's Biology Department. He'll tell us about the importance of a healthy tree canopy.
Our 4th annual Golf Scramble is set for June 15th at Quail Hollow. This is our major fundraiser of the year! We need golfers to register. A foursome costs $500 which includes greens fees, cart, prizes and two lunches. Go to 
May 16th is Rotary's Epic Day of Service. Our project will be to assist the folks at McMillian Elementary school repaint the lines on their playgrounds. That's Saturday May 16th 9-1. Please use this link to sign up:
RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It’s all about Rotarians working with youth in leadership development. Each year we hold a transformative summer camp for incoming High School juniors to outgoing seniors. Students are mentored and taught by talented young people from communities throughout southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. RYLA provides a memorable opportunity to learn, grow, have fun, and make new friends. Learn more and sign up at 
