Hiking in the Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area (photo by Kelly Wicks)
We’re happy and relieved to announce that Daines' and Gianforte's anti-wilderness study area bills are now dead.
Rainbow near the Big Hole River, now threatened with oil and gas development in spite of overwhelming opposition (photo by Bob Ambrose)
Secretary Zinke could hardly have been further from the Teddy Roosevelt conservationist he proclaimed to be.
Fall along the Big Hole River, now threatened by oil and gas development under Zinke (photo by Scott Wheeler)
Zinke has surrounded himself with proponents of lands transfer, hiring more than ten people who used to work for some of the biggest and most powerful lands transfer advocates in the country.
60 Years Strong (photo by Sarah Capdeville)
Dig back into the history of MWA with this special 60th anniversary edition of Wild Montana.
Stone Lake in the West Pioneers, one of the WSAs that would have been resolved by FJRA (photo by Sally Carlson)
One of the reasons FJRA didn’t eventually pass was because Steve Daines, first as congressman and later as senator, refused to support the bill.
Trailhead to Beehive Basin in the Spanish Peaks (photo by Sage Schiller)
During the same committee meeting in which the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act was inexplicably left off the agenda, Sen. Daines voted in support of five bills in five other states that would designate, in total, 1.3 million acres of new Wilderness.
