Jen is the founder of Keep Her Wild, a yoga therapist who has been teaching, writing and sharing her love of wellness since 2008. Born and raised a small town girl, she understands the importance of having resources available to support mental and physical health.

Jen is passionate about guiding women toward wellbeing and adores all four seasons of life in the Ruby Valley. Look for her out on the trails running or mountain biking, adventuring with her daughter, Poppy, enjoying live music or soaking in local hot springs.

Chevy is an energetic and bright light in her rural Montana community and beyond. She believes small steps in small places can have a huge impact to benefit future generations.

She is the recipient of the Northwest Montana 20 Under 40 Award, highlighting her leadership, volunteerism and personal commitment to protecting community, as well as the environment.

Chevy loves bringing people together. Hospitality has been her lifelong passion, and she is proud to own and operate the Timbers Motel in Bigfork with her husband, Aaron and their two fur babies.

Lisa has been generously pouring into her community in southwest Montana for the last 15 years. Her training in yoga and bodywork started at a young age, and she serves others with an abundance of experience, a giant smile and a great sense of humor.

She currently runs her wildly popular Ashiatsu massage studio while wrangling two of the most adorable kiddos. She loves trail running, drinking great coffee, knitting, hanging with her family and baking up delicious gluten-free treats.

Curt has spent two decades working for the US Forest Service, thriving in rural communities all over the West while promoting recreation and nature to those around him. He enthusiastically embraces every opportunity to enjoy our country’s trails, rivers and peaks.

The focus and foundation of Curt’s daily life is encouraging, understanding, and supporting the well-being of his favorite people: His teenage daughters, Taylor and Laney.