Our Public Lands Are Not for Sale

But powerful senators are trying to hand them over to private interests

Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area (photo by Christian Sawicki)
Sunset over badlands in eastern Montana
Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area (photo by Christian Sawicki)

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In that time, we have built and led a movement that has protected millions of acres of public lands. Our Montana is a wild Montana. Together, we can keep it wild.

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How the “big beautiful bill” sells out our public lands

By forcing through unprecedented public-land giveaways, the 'big beautiful bill" invites corporations and billionaires to seize control of the places that belong to all of us.

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Trail of the Week: Cliff Creek

This hike delivers big views with a gentle climb, perfect for day hike or beginner backpacking trip.

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Read Wild Montana’s Summer 2025 Newsletter

In this issue: Living with Fire, Not For Sale, Montana Legislature Recap, Stewardship Reflections, Member Spotlight, Events Calendar, Chapter Updates, and more.

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Our community unites around a shared love of wild public lands and waters

Catch and release on the North Fork of the Flathead (photo by Steven Gnam)
Catch and release on the North Fork of the Flathead (photo by Steven Gnam)

Where we’ve been and where we’re going

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