Their Flag Next to Ours? Their Flag Next to Ours? Both Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump are way out of their depth By Pat Williams // Jun 21, 2018
Finding Common Ground in Uncommon Places Finding Common Ground in Uncommon Places One thing we all agree on is that public land needs our help By Ben Horan and Jordan Reeves // Jun 20, 2018
We Can Stop the Spread of Invasive Mussels We Can Stop the Spread of Invasive Mussels Please get educated and share the message with all your friends and family too By Steve Rosso // Jun 14, 2018
Where Technology Meets the Outdoors Where Technology Meets the Outdoors We can come together as a formidable industry to stand up for the policies that affect our public lands By Alex Philp, Daren Nordhagen, Eric Siegfried, Shannon Hughes // Jun 13, 2018
Reaching Our Full Energy Potential Reaching Our Full Energy Potential It's what is right for Montana, and it is what is right for America By Steve Daines // Jun 7, 2018
CSKT Compact Outlasts False Attacks CSKT Compact Outlasts False Attacks Compact is unquestionably the best way to secure existing water rights for the use of future generations of Montanans By Lorents Grosfield and Tom Beck // Jun 6, 2018
The Future is So Bright The Future is So Bright If you have an EV currently and want to share your experiences, we want to hear from you! By David Bopp // Jun 1, 2018
Modernizing the Columbia River Treaty Modernizing the Columbia River Treaty Around the world, this Treaty serves as a model for transboundary water cooperation By Francisco L. Palmieri // May 31, 2018
Montana Delegation Must Lead on LWCF Montana Delegation Must Lead on LWCF It’s time to lead your colleagues – on behalf of Montanans – to permanently reauthorize and fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund By Dale Sexton // May 30, 2018
Public Lands Poll Misses Mark on WSA Question Public Lands Poll Misses Mark on WSA Question Like any poll released to the press, Montanans should take this one with a grain of salt By Fred Thomas // May 24, 2018
Montanans Want a Say on the Future of Our Wild Public Lands Montanans Want a Say on the Future of Our Wild Public Lands There is a dearth of public involvement that has gone into Sen. Steve Daines’ and Congressman Greg Gianforte’s unpopular legislation By Connie and Mack Long // May 23, 2018
Support for Public Lands Growing Support for Public Lands Growing Survey sheds light on why Montanans care about public lands By Rick Graetz // May 17, 2018
Commission Keeping Watch on Montana Waterways Commission Keeping Watch on Montana Waterways The UC3, which first met in October of 2017, now plays a fundamental, essential, and comprehensive role in combating AIS in Montana By Lori Curtis // May 16, 2018
A Healthier Montana Means a Healthier Workforce A Healthier Montana Means a Healthier Workforce Thankfully, in Montana, over 93,000 people are receiving affordable, quality health care from Montana’s innovative, bipartisan approach at expanded Medicaid By SHEILA HOGAN and GALEN HOLLENBAUGH // May 10, 2018
Who is Managing Montana’s Budget? Who is Managing Montana’s Budget? Governor Bullock failed to lead and soundly manage our finances, instead unnecessarily turning his cuts to the most vulnerable By Greg Hertz // May 9, 2018
