Protection of Camp Hale, which was used to train soldiers during World War II, was included in the CORE Act

99 percent of 6,500 comments were opposed to the project because of its potential deleterious effects on the environment and huge footprint in a rural valley

Gianforte’s budget proposal, released in mid-November, proposes to permanently cut voter-approved revenue that is used to protect wildlife and improve hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking

The success of this year’s holiday shopping season will have a huge impact here in Montana and across the nation

This month is a good time for all Montanans to reflect on the contributions of our Indian people to our great state and our nation

The mining of lithium for rechargeable batteries has adverse environmental effects, but the primary purpose of the green economy isn’t to eliminate mining, it’s to eliminate fossil fuels

It wasn’t until 1863, when President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed the last Thursday of November 'as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise,' that we celebrated Thanksgiving as a national holiday

To be successful we must do the unthinkable and remove politics from the policy of wildlife management. Landowners, hunters and outfitters in every corner of the state are depending on it.

The purchase of the Snowy Mountain conservation easement embodies our state’s spirit and generosity

The modest past of our stumpy ski-town roots has become a modernized playground for the ultra-rich

Montanans living in the most rural parts of the state, who already face fewer options for medical care, are also less likely to have insurance coverage through an employer

As POWDR’s CEO, an avid outdoorsman, and a father of two young boys who love to spend weekends under the dark night sky, our goal is to preserve the fabric of Holland Lake Lodge

Through backdoor efforts during the 2021 Montana Legislature, actions were taken to award hunting tags to those who have more wealth or more land than other citizens

These proposals benefit both renters and homeowners, young families looking for starter homes and older folks looking to age in place. The time for action is now. 

Montanans who support public lands, public access, wildlife, water, and clean air – as well as our state Constitution and impartial justice over special interests – need to re-elect Justice Ingrid Gustafson