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Looking out over the inventoried roadless areas in the Gravelly Range. (photo by Kurt Wehde)
Looking out over the inventoried roadless areas in the Gravelly Range. (photo by Kurt Wehde)

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Sep 4

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A Trail of the Week fit for the whole family!🌲Sponsored by @obozfootwear: Born of Bozeman, unified by hiking 🥾

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Sep 3

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Montanans want Wilderness Study Areas protected. We’ve been making that clear since 2017.If you’re a constituent of MT-02, use the link in our bio to urge Rep. Downing to listen to Montanans and keep our WSAs protected.

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Sep 1

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🚫Don’t Pollute the Root! What’s at stake:💧Clean water 🦌Tourism livelihood 🚜Working lands 🎣Blue-ribbon fisheries 🤝Local way of life Submit a comment to the Forest Service at the link in our bio.

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Aug 31

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In the midst of rolling back the Roadless Rule, the Forest Service is bringing travel management to the party. The Travel Management Rule is basically the playbook that national forests use to decide where motor vehicles can and can’t go.Repealing the Roadless Rule, eliminating the BLM Public Lands rule, revising the Travel Management Rule, slashing Forest Service staff and budgets, the list goes on. Submit a comment at the link in our bio to ask for responsible management for all national forest users.

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Aug 28

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Trail of the Week in Pika Paradise 🥾Thanks as always, @obozfootwear 🤠💙

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Aug 24

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Remember when the Forest Service tried to rollback the Roadless Rule without a single public meeting so we hit the highway and held the meetings ourselves? It’s time for those Montana voices to be heard.

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Aug 20

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6 million acres in Montana. 45 million acres nationwide. 30 days to comment. Link in bio.

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Aug 20

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COMMENTS ARE OPEN 🚨Follow the link in our bio to stand up for the Roadless Rule 🚧🌲

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Aug 18

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Here we go. The USDA just officially announced the plan to completely repeal the 2001 Roadless Rule. 45 million acres of public lands are on the line. It’s time to stand up for our wild places.The comment period is open now. Link in bio.

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Aug 14

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Good people making trails better 🥾Shoutout to all of the volunteers giving back to our public lands 🪚🌲⛰️

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Aug 11

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The Roadless Rule is still in the crosshairs.The Forest Service has drafted an Environmental Impact Statement with 3 alternatives for the future of the Rule.It will be published soon and your chance to comment is coming. We’ll let you know when the time comes to fight for our wildest places.

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Aug 5

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Wildfire mitigation isn’t just about protecting your home—it’s about creating safer conditions for the firefighters who respond when a fire threatens your community.Creating defensible space, clearing dead vegetation, and taking wildfire mitigation seriously can give firefighters a safer place to work and a better chance of stopping a fire before it becomes catastrophic.

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Jul 30

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There are about 25,000 orphaned, abandoned or idle oil wells on our public lands.Who should be responsible for cleaning those up? The companies, not American taxpayers.If you agree, submit a comment at the link in our bio.

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