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Looking out over the inventoried roadless areas in the Gravelly Range. (photo by Kurt Wehde)
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Sep 30

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Roadless areas provide clean water, pristine habitat, and backcountry recreation. But there’s more to the story. Connection to wild places, experiences with friends, peace and quiet, a place to escape to. All of these stories were told on the Missoula County courthouse lawn yesterday. We have a week left to submit public comments of what these places mean to us. Stand up for roadless areas. Link in bio.

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Sep 30

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A little waterfall peace for your day 😌Trail of the Week is sponsored by our besties @obozfootwear: Born of Bozeman, unified by hiking 🥾

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Sep 28

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Imagine road crews in the Crazy Mountains. Bulldozers in the Swan Range. Industrial roads into the Bitterroot. Reckless development in your backyard. ❌ Roads don’t belong here. We have until Oct. 6th to stop them. It takes two minutes to submit your public comment on the Roadless Rule at the link in our bio. Art by @amplifierart

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Sep 26

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What do public lands mean to you? Take some time today to get outside, touch some grass and remember what we’re fighting for 🌲🏔️#publiclands #publiclandsday #nationalpubliclandsday #savepubliclandsday

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Sep 26

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JT says to get outside and enjoy public lands today. He’s the boss after all! 🤷

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Sep 22

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It’s time to remind our elected officials that these places are worth protecting. ❌ No selloffs. No giveaways. No backroom deals. Sign the letter at the link in our bio and help us get to 1 million signatures by Public Lands Day.📝

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Sep 18

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Roads don’t belong here ❌Submit your Roadless Rule comment at the link in our bio. Art by @amplifierart 🔊

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Sep 16

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Roadless areas = clean water. Submit your comment at the link in our bio.Art by @amplifierart

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Sep 15

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Roads don’t belong here ❌We need to keep these places wild for generations to come. Submit your comment at the link in our bio. Art by @amplifierart 🚧

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Sep 14

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Hit us with your best shot 📸The Picture Wild Montana photo contest is back! We want your best shots of Montana’s wild public lands and waters. 🏅Prizes for the top three photos. Photos will be judged by Wild Montana Creative Services Manager Christian Sawicki and award-winning adventure and landscape photographer @andyaustinphoto 👏Entrants will have the option to donate the use of their image to help Wild Montana tell the story of the wild places we love. Find all the details at the link in our bio! Submissions will be accepted through October 30th.

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Sep 9

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Today, at Smoke Elser’s barn in Missoula, Rep. Zinke announced the introduction of the A River Runs Through It Act, transforming decades of local collaboration into legislation before Congress.The proposal balances conservation, recreation, forest management and timber jobs across the Blackfoot Valley.If passed, the legislation would secure Montana’s first new wilderness designation since the 2014 Rocky Mountain Front Heritage Act.This is a huge deal for the Blackfoot and for Montana. When Montanans sit down together, work through their differences, and stay committed, we can find lasting solutions for our public lands.

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Sep 9

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GOOD NEWS: Today Rep. Zinke officially introduced the A River Runs Through It Act!🌲 130,000 acres newly designated as wilderness🌲 38,000 acres secured for permanent winter motorized recreation🌲 181,000 acres of forest restoration areas established🌲 20 years in the making🌲 1 landmark proposalA River Runs Through It provides a lasting path forward for the Blackfoot, shaped by real Montanans who live, work and recreate throughout the watershed.This is a big win!We are grateful for Rep. Zinke’s leadership in listening to the residents, businesses, and public land users who know this landscape best. Now it is up to Congress to pass this locally driven legislation.Sign the petition at the link in our bio to show your support for the act!

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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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