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Welcome to
Yellowstone’s Northern Gateway

Park County Environmental Council works with our community to safeguard the land, water, wildlife and people of Yellowstone’s Northern gateway through grassroots organizing and community advocacy.

Thirty years ago, a small group of local residents came together to form Park County Environmental Council (PCEC), giving the community a stronger voice for wild places in Yellowstone’s northern gateway. We continue to honor that legacy in all the work we accomplish together, and for this place we call home. We value this place for what it is, understanding that the very qualities that draw people here are the same as those we need to protect. Milestone achievements, like the Yellowstone Gateway Protection Act, will be remembered and celebrated 30 years from now.


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“PCEC has inspired the entire community to raise our voices for conservation. “

- Jenny Harbine

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“PCEC is the most effective grassroots conservation organization in the state, hands down.”

- TIM STEVENS, KENDEDA FUND

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“I am the last person you would expect to endorse an environmental group.”

-Bryan Wells