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Sen. Lee's Bill Selling Public Land

Montana, United States · Montana

Sen. Lee's Bill Selling Public Land

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

I don’t claim to be much of an elk hunter, but a blind pig finds an acorn once in a while. I actually did a couple times on land I own in Colorado, which is why that ground is special…See the Story

Congress Passes Farm Bill Updates in One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Congress Passes Farm Bill Updates in One Big Beautiful Bill Act

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Agri-Pulse’s Philip Brasher and Rebekah Alvey reported that “The bill, which passed 218-214 after a long night of drama, will provide $66 billion in new spending for farm programs while See the Story

The Saga of Bighorn Sheep in Southwest Montana

Montana, United States · Montana

The Saga of Bighorn Sheep in Southwest Montana

By Kriss Douglass, Chapter Board Member Bighorn sheep are the jewels of our wild areas. Rams head for the high ridges early in summer following green-up. Ewes hang around the lower meadows with their new lambs, nursing and teaching them the rudiments of the group, then they follow the rams to the cool open slopes. In October 1994 I got a call. There were two dead lambs on the gravel road at the… Source Read Article

Trail of the Week: North Fork of Fish Creek

Tucked deep in the Great Burn, the North Fork Fish Creek Trail winds through lush cedar forest, meadows bursting with wildflowers, and alongside a crystal-clear creek. With gentle grades and plenty of solitude, it’s perfect for a quiet hike, fly-fishing escape, or intro to backpacking if you want to venture deeper into the Great Burn proposed Wilderness. Keep an eye out for wildlife in this remote… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

Family-Friendly Hikes in Montana

As the forecast finally shows non-stop sunshine and there is no denying that summer is officially here to stay, I find myself day-dreaming about long hikes into the wilderness, and multi-day backpacking trips. Typically, this time of year, I am busting out the calendar and scheduling all our summer outings and activities, from huckleberry picking to paddleboarding. But this season, as a new mom to… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

Trail of the Week: Middle Fork Judith River

Winding through limestone canyons, dense forests, and wildflower-strewn meadows, the hike through the Middle Fork Judith Wilderness Study Area offers quiet beauty in the Little Belts. This out-and-back hike follows the crystal-clear river past cliffs and swimming holes, with chances to spot elk, black bears, and soaring hawks. See firsthand the river restoration work that was completed in recent… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

Putting Out Fires Is Important — But It’s Not Enough

Wildfires are getting worse every year, and fighting them is getting more expensive. It’s critical that we invest in proactive risk reduction in addition to responding to fire events. That’s why concerns are rising around an idea that would consolidate all of the wildland fire management programs of the nation’s five land management agencies (the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management… SourceWildfires · United States Read Article

How Controlled Burns Improve the Health of Forests

Each year, Montanans brace for wildfire season. As our summers grow hotter and drier, the threat of catastrophic wildfires continues to increase. But there’s a powerful, proactive tool land managers use to reduce wildfire risk and promote ecosystem health: controlled burning. Controlled burning, sometimes called prescribed burning, involves setting planned fires to keep our forests and… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

Trail of the Week: Center Ridge Loop

Climb into the heart of the Highwoods on the Center Ridge Trail, a 6-mile hike that rewards with sweeping views and solitude. Wind through aspen groves, grassy ridgelines, and patches of lodgepole pine. Keep an eye out for elk, wildflowers, and panoramic vistas of central Montana’s island ranges. A local favorite for a peaceful day hike with a big sky payoff. To learn more about the Highwood… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

Here's how Montana will spend marijuana revenues on conservation and wildlife habitat

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

The industry has seen about $1 billion in marijuana sales since the market opened to age-appropriate adults in January 2022.Montana, United States · Montana See the Story

Will Congress sell off half a million acres?

500,000 acres. That’s how much land could be sold off if Congress passes the current version of a massive budget bill. Buried in the fine print of the 1,116-page reconciliation bill is language that would allow half a million acres of public lands — places where we hike, hunt, fish, and camp — to be sold off to the highest bidder. If this language stays in the bill… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

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