It’s Time to Rid Public Lands in Montana of Jefferson Davis’ Name
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by tbrewer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
Public lands belong to all Americans. That means all Americans have the right to enjoy them and feel welcome to use them. But that can’t happen if these lands are named after the likes of people who defended slavery ..read more
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Historic Victories in the 2021 Legislature
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by ablackmer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
Despite stiff headwinds throughout the legislature, we secured historic public lands funding, protected public access, stopped transfer, and defended state lands.  It was a massive effort, and we couldn't have done it without you. Take some time to celebrate - you've earned it.  ..read more
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Celebrate Earth Day, Every Day
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by kdamara@wildmontana.org
3y ago
Whether volunteering at one of our chapter’s events or finding your own way to invest in Montana’s public lands, I hope you’ll be inspired to celebrate Earth Day – every day. Our chapters help advance the mission of Montana Wilderness Association by bringing together members of communities across Montana for events, Wilderness Walks, volunteer opportunities, and more. New volunteers are always welcome. Contact your chapter to get involved ..read more
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Budget Bills are Major Milestones for Public Lands Funding
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by ablackmer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
We're fighting to secure nearly $70 million for conservation during the 2021 legislature, and two critical budget bills are nearing the finish line.  HB 2 and HB 5 would secure millions for state parks, trails, public access, and wildlife habitat, and we're doing all we can to protect these public land dollars.  ..read more
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Wild Montana: Winter 2021
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by ablackmer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
Read the latest issue of our newsletter today. Read the latest issue of our newsletter today ..read more
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The State Legislature is Disrespecting Montana Voters to Empty Public Lands Coffers
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by ablackmer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
This week, state legislators showed complete disregard for their constituents, and the outdoor way of life they love, by forcing through legislation to direct recreational marijuana away away from public lands initiatives.  The legislature’s my-way-or-the-highway behavior is an egregious breach of the trust of Montana voters, and they should be ashamed ..read more
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Gunderson’s “Hoax Highways” Bill Bites the Dust
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by ablackmer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
Hundreds of you spoke up against this "hoax highways" bill, and Montana lawmakers listened. Today, the bill officially died for good.  It's a huge win for public lands, wild places, wildlife, and the outdoor way of life that sets Montana apart.  ..read more
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We Must Modernize Our Oil and Gas Leasing System
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by kdamara@wildmontana.org
3y ago
Seizing on the opportunity created by President Biden’s executive pause on new oil and gas leasing, members of Congress have introduced a sweeping suite of bills to finally fix the grossly outdated federal oil and gas leasing system. Sen. Daines is a member of the Senate Natural Resources Committee, which will hold important hearings on these bills. Please let him know that you expect him to support these common-sense bills that protect Montana’s public lands, outdoor way of life, and us taxpayers from corporate greed and abuse ..read more
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Two Months Down, Two To Go
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by ablackmer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
After the fast and furious first half of the 2021 Montana Legislature, we have a moment to catch our breath and take stock of where public lands legislation stands. With your help, we've gotten a lot done, but there's plenty more to do and we're glad to have you by our side.  ..read more
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Combat Nature-Deficit Disorder with These Family-friendly Outdoor Adventure Ideas
Montana Wilderness Association | Wild Word
by ablackmer@wildmontana.org
3y ago
You make sure your kids get enough vegetables, water, sleep, and playtime — but do you know if they’re getting enough nature? We want every kid to get outside and connect with wild Montana. Here are some easy to help kids get in touch with their wild sides without stretching your wallet ..read more
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