Protect Wildlife
Tell the Governor of Montana to stop hazing Yellowstone bison
The Montana Department of Livestock started its annual ritual of bison hazing. Frightened calves and their mothers were chased for miles as helicopters and horses forced America’s most significant wild bison herd to cease their natural grazing habits and return to Yellowstone. Tell Montana's Governor to stop the senseless hazing.
Protect Wildlife
Tell Wyoming's Director of the Bureau of Land Management to protect wildlife habitat
Tell the WY BLM Director to protect Wyoming’s wildlife heritage by limiting industrial development in critical wildlife habitat. Lands in the Upper Green River Basin, Absoraka-Beartooth Front, and other areas bordering Yellowstone National Park must be safeguarded!
Protect Public Lands
Montana Residents: Help Support the Forest Jobs & Recreation Act
Help Save Mt. Jefferson!
Sen. Jon Tester is proposing to fully protect Montana's side of Mt.
Jefferson as wilderness, but Idaho snowmobile interests are flexing
their muscles to try and stop him. We need your help to ensure Mt.
Jefferson gets the protection it deserves. Take Action Right Now!
Become a Citizen Co-Sponsor.
Join Montana's senators in supporting the Forest Jobs and Recreation
Act. Support this bill and become a citizen co-sponsor today!
Ask President Obama and Chief Tidwell to reinstate the Roadless Area Conservation Rule
Ask President Obama and Forest Chief Tidwell to reinstate the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule and permanently protect 58.5 million acres of roadless areas on our National Forests. These areas include some of the best wildlife habitat left in America, provide us clean water, and a broad range of recreation opportunities. Ask our government to safeguard these lands from road building, logging, and oil and gas development.
Protect our Rivers
Help protect the South Fork of Snake River and Teton Rivers!
The Bureau of Land Management has determined that the South Fork of the Snake River and the Teton River and its tributaries are eligible for designation as Wild & Scenic. Tell them you agree – and encourage the BLM to include these eastern Idaho gems in the National Wild & Scenic Rivers System.
