public lands

We are all incredibly fortunate to live in Montana. Some people take it for granted and ruin it for the rest of us.

The journey spanned 236-miles across the largest intact ecosystem in the lower forty-eight.

Do you ski, fish, hike, hunt, backpack, or paddle on public lands? Join a star-studded panel of outdoor professionals to see how you can keep our public lands in public hands. The Montana Wilderness Association will host "Keep it Public: Protecting our Public Lands" tonight (January 27) in the Procrastinator Theater at Montana State University.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is issuing an important reminder: Whether state or federally managed ground, it’s important to keep in mind that public lands belong to everyone. They are also asking people who use these lands to pick up after themselves and leave no trace.