About the Wild Divide Chapter
From the chapter's hub in Helena, every landscape on the horizon is wild. We're working to keep it that way. In Lewis and Clark, Broadwater, and Jefferson Counties, we're looking out the Big Belts, Elkhorns, Castle Mountain, and Sleeping Giant, and the roadless lands along the Continental Divide. Our chapter hosts film festivals and wilderness walks kickoffs, leads wildlife tracking workshops, and build community support for wildlands in the heart of Montana.
How We Keep Montana Wild
Track Wildlife on the Continental Divide
Each winter, we partner with Wild Things Unlimited to lead winter tracking workshops. More than 100 volunteers spread out along the Divide to look for signs of wolverine, fisher, lynx, and other wildlife that need big, quiet habitat to thrive – information that helps us strengthen our case for future wilderness protections.
Chapter Leadership
President: Ray Brown Sr.
Vice President: Tom Flowers
Secretary/Chapter Representative: Hank Hudson
Treasurer: Jerry McCarthy
Board Members: Nick Clarke, Tom Pedersen, Kevin Moore
Chapter Newsletter
Contact Us
The Wild Divide Chapter meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. at the MWA Bluestone Headquarters. All are welcome! For more information, email:
Blog
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“You Can’t Talk About Montana Conservation Without Talking About Gatch”
October 20, 2020
We'll miss you, Gatch. Thanks for everything and see you on the trail. ...
