UM survey shows Montanans across the political spectrum care about recreation access and conserving wild places.
New rule puts conservation, recreation, and access on equal footing with extractive uses.
New oil and gas rule reforms our outdated leasing program to ensure taxpayers receive a fair return for using our publicly owned resources.
Bureau of Land Management proposes a holistic approach to designating public lands appropriate for solar energy leasing.
Zinke’s anti-lands transfer bill is a step in the right direction, but there’s more he can do to protect public lands.
The time is now to submit a comment to the Forest Service supporting the Lolo’s wildlands and wildlife.
The court's decision means Senate Bill 442 lives again, but there's work remaining to pass this crucial conservation bill.
Three places once named after Confederate president now honor Indigenous heritage.
It puts 40,000 acres of critical wolverine and mountain goat habitat on the chopping block.
The plan doesn't do enough to protect one of the Lower 48's wildest roadless areas.