Thank You for Making Give a Hoot a Success

That's a wrap on Give a Hoot 2025!

Erica LighthiserAugust 1, 2025

Help us build bridges that last

It's the final day to Give a Hoot for PCEC and our partners

Erica LighthiserJuly 31, 2025

Protecting Park County's Wild Heart and Building a Resilient Future

Support the conservation of wild, open landscapes in Park County through Give A Hoot today!

Erica LighthiserJuly 29, 2025

Update on the Crazy Mountain Ranch Golf Course Development

The DNRC has now filed a lawsuit against CMR, alleging that the guest ranch does not have a valid water right to irrigate the golf course.

Erica LighthiserJuly 23, 2025

Becoming a resilient community — Give a Hoot!

Erica LighthiserJuly 22, 2025

These Park County students are changing the future — Give a Hoot!

Support PCEC's youth conservation leadership program through Give A Hoot today!

Erica LighthiserJuly 15, 2025

Do You Give a Hoot about Wildlife?

Northern Yellowstone’s wildlife is some of the most diverse in all of North America.

Erica LighthiserJuly 8, 2025

Do You Give a Hoot about Wild and Open Lands?

Support PCEC’s Healthy Ecosystems program to preserve and protect Park County’s wild places.

Erica LighthiserJuly 1, 2025

Park County’s At-Risk Native Species

Pollinator Week: Park County's 133+ at-risk native plants & pollinators face critical threats. Learn how citizen science & local conservation protect our vital ecosystems. Get involved with PCEC.

Bethany AllenJune 19, 2025

Take Action: Speak Up for Public Lands Today

A new amendment added to the budget bill from the Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee is calling for the sale of over 2 million acres of public land across the west.

Erica LighthiserJune 17, 2025

Dive into Summer with Our Awesome Local Programs!

Bethany AllenJune 11, 2025

An Update on Recent Cuts to AmeriCorps

A reflection on the value the AmeriCorps program brought to Park County and PCEC

News, Volunteer, Thriving CommunitiesMax HjortsbergJune 4, 2025

Where the River Moves: Yellowstone River Channel Migration Map Update

The third presentation in our water resources community conversation series focuses on channel migration concepts.

Community Conversation — Livingston Loves Bees

Explore the challenges facing pollinators, including the concerning decline of the western and two-spotted bumble bee. Discover practical strategies for enhancing habitat in your backyard, and learn how to minimize harmful impacts to our native pollinator species.

Community Conversation, Resilient Community, WildlifeMax HjortsbergApril 1, 2025

Livingston Loves LTown Soup!

We're beyond thrilled to announce the SEVEN winners of the 2025 L-Town Soup

Erica LighthiserMarch 26, 2025

On the Water: Reporting on the Upper Yellowstone River Recreational Use Study

Learn about the Upper Yellowstone Watershed Group’s “Upper Yellowstone River Recreational Use Study” that collected baseline data on recreational use of the river.