Here we go again. The USDA is now proposing a reorganization that would shut down Montana’s public land offices. These jobs, research, and decision-making roles would be relocated to places like Salt Lake City and Fort Collins—far from the lands they affect.

Congress passed the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Montana’s whole delegation voted for it. It was signed into law by Pres. Trump on July 4th. So let’s catch up.

Congress just handed control of 200 million acres to oil and gas corporations. Gutting oversight, slashing royalties, and selling out Montana’s economy, communities, and outdoor heritage. This isn’t energy policy. It’s theft from the American people.

Let’s be clear: Sen. Daines’ and his colleagues’ efforts to hand over our public lands to private companies and their billionaire CEOs have nothing to do with supplying reliable, affordable energy to MT families. They are part of the effort to dismantle our public lands.

We're sounding the alarm. A minimum of 2 million acres of public lands in the West will be sold. Environmental protections will be gutted. Decades-old subsidies that benefit oil and gas billionaires will be reinstated. Tell our senators to stop sell-offs and giveaways: p2a.co/XYbmWf1?p2as...

Excitement may be building for summer in Montana, but we know Montanans are bracing for the what comes with it: wildfire season. It's no secret that our summers are growing hotter and drier. Controlled burning is a powerful, proactive tool to reduce the threat of catastrophic wildfires.

Last night, House lawmakers removed bill language that would have sold over 500,000 acres of public land. This is a big win. We thank Rep. Ryan Zinke for his leadership in getting this amendment removed.

Ahhh, mud season 😌

No matter the path you’re on, we encourage you to take a moment to appreciate the paths that take us to the public lands we know and love.

Wild Montana has been protecting public lands for over 65 years. With nearly 100,000 supporters, we have the power to push back against policies that threaten access, funding, and conservation protections. Just a few bucks a month can help protect the places you love.

⚠️ URGENT ACTION ⚠️ The hearing to decide the future of Wilderness Study Areas is one week from today. It's time to call on congress to protect these public lands! Endorse the Joint Resolution of the People of Montana ASAP.

"[Sen.] McGillvray’s take highlights the dangerous idea that Montanans should be directly charged to access our shared public lands and waters instead of utilizing the funding we’ve already set aside to manage our lands, wildlife and access to them." wildmontana.org/press_releas...

“We’re seeing monumental shifts not only in norms of governance but actions that might seem like small potatoes when you consider them individually, but they add up to a seismic reconsideration of the public value of our public land.”