Thursday, February 13, 6pm-8pm: “Deer 139” Film Screening with Q&A, Headwaters Events Center, Dubois — An adventure and conservation film detailing the 85-mile-long migration path of a Wyoming mule deer doe and the University of Wyoming biologist who has studied her will screen with a special Q&A session this evening. The screening is free to current NBSC members and open to the public by $10 suggested donation to non-members. The film, “Deer 139,” follows research scientist Samantha Dwinnell and two friends as they hike, packraft and ski the migration route of a GPS-collared mule deer in search of deeper understanding about the connection these animals have to the landscapes where they live.