View of the Whitefish Range (photo by John Ruth)
The Senate bill serves our public lands well.
Volunteers on the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (photo by Matt Bowser)
Every single dime MWA receives in public funding goes into our trail stewardship work.
Sunset in the Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area (photo by Kelly Wicks)
The numbers in the poll prove that nearly all Montanans value the economic, recreational, cultural, and habitat value of our public lands. Rep. Gianforte and Sen. Daines clearly don't agree.
Bitter Creek Wilderness Study Area in the northeast corner of Montana (photo by Dee Linnell Blank)
We can’t thank Gov. Bullock enough for listening to Montanans and standing up for collaboration, inclusiveness, and transparency in deciding how our wildest public lands will be managed for the long haul.
Elk rut at the Charles M Russell National Wildlife Refuge (photo by Robert Hanson)
Senator Jon Tester voted for this bipartisan bill, and we thank him.
The Centennials (photo by Eric Clark)
The right way involves the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act, which would add 80,000 acres to the Bob Marshall, Scapegoat, and Mission Mountains Wilderness Areas
