Ensuring All Montanans Can Enjoy Our Public Lands
Wildflowers at Logan Pass (Richard Ostrem)
Montana Wilderness Association is working hard to ensure that our wild places are protected now and long into the future. We remain dedicated to making sure all Montanans are able to enjoy our public lands, which means reminding and educating our elected officials about how public lands sustain our outdoor heritage and our way of life. Read more below about how we're working to keep public lands in public hands, and how we're engaging young people to do so.
Public Lands
Nine Mile Mule Team on Star Peak. Photo by Philip Hough.
We're building a pro-public lands movement that honors our outdoor way of life.
Civic Engagement
Montana State University Students hiking Sacajawea Peak (Zack Porter)
We're growing public support for the protection and expansion of our outdoor way of life.
Oil and Gas Leasing Reform
Private companies are using our public lands in a grand land speculation scheme and paying almost nothing to do it (photo by Mark Good)
The BLM regularly holds auctions in which oil and gas companies can bid on leases to drill on public...
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Day Trip: Explore the Terry Badlands
September 09, 2020
The Terry Badlands span 44,000 acres just a few miles northwest of Terry in eastern M...
