We are thrilled to share our new strategic plan with you now. It was no small effort. It reflects the responsibility we hold as leaders in the community. We value transparency about our goals. We want you to know what we are working on, and what our vision is for the future.
Read MoreWe are incredibly proud of our recent events and wanted to share a few highlights that left our hearts swelling with pride for our community.
Read MoreThe U.S. Forest Service has extended the comment period for the proposed Bear Palmer Forest Health Project through June 1, 2026.
Read MoreA significant new federal land management and logging proposal is moving forward in the Gardiner and Jardine areas. There is a public meeting April 30th in Gardiner.
Read MoreWe’re so excited for the fifth L-Town Soup — a beloved Park County tradition that brings our community together around good food, big ideas, and grassroots giving! Join us next Wednesday.
Read MoreIn a unanimous, the Park County Commission moved to send a formal letter of opposition regarding the proposed gravel mine on State Section 22 to the Montana Land Board and the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC).
Read MoreA letter of opposition to the proposed gravel mine on Section 22 is on the county commission agenda for a vote at next Tuesday’s meeting.
Read MorePCEC Conservation Director, Karrie Kahle, had the rare honor of following a group of Yellowstone bison on a journey home.
Read MoreThe Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is returning to Livingston to provide an update on the cleanup of groundwater contamination in the rail yard.
Read MoreJoin us at Neptune’s Brewery (Wednesday, April 8th | 5:30–7:30 PM) as we discuss the nuances of the proposed gravel pit, how to write a meaningful public comment to the DNRC Land Board, and get the most up to date information from PCEC staff.
Read MoreThe Forest Service released a Draft Management Plan establishing the Montana Tri-Forest Federal Sustained-Yield Unit (SYU) directing logging to occur on more than 925,000 acres across the Beaverhead-Deerlodge, Custer Gallatin, and Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forests.
Read MorePCEC’s comments on the Draft Programmatic Environmental Assessment for Dryland Opencut Mining to the Montana Department of Environmental Quality.
Read MoreThe DNRC has launched a short public survey to learn what matters most to Montanans when it comes to recreation on State Trust Lands, and to see whether the current rules still align with today’s needs. If you hunt, fish, camp, hike, or explore on Montana’s State Trust Lands, the DNRC wants to hear from you.
Read MoreAn 82-acre island on the upper Yellowstone river will soon be permanently protected and managed for wildlife habitat! This is a big win, and FWP needs to hear from our community.
Read MoreMarch is in full swing and our weather whiplash continues. Trees need water when air temperatures are above 40°F and there is no snow cover. Temperatures are forecasted to reach above 70°F by the end of the week!
Read MoreHere are the three specific actions you can take right now to help us protect Section 22 and the future of Montana state lands.
Read MoreThe time is now to take action on the proposed gravel mine in Paradise Valley.
Read MoreWe are forging a path forward of land management rooted in constant observation, shared knowledge, and the courage to try something different every now and then.
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