Join us for an in person community conversation about living with bears in the Shields Valley, hosted by the City of Clyde Park, at the Clyde Park Town Hall, October 1st at 6pm!
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The debate over the future of Montana's public lands is at a critical juncture once again. The Department of Agriculture (USDA) is moving forward with plans to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, or "Roadless Rule," which would locally impact roughly 1.6 million acres of Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) in the Custer Gallatin National Forest surrounding Park County. The public comment period is currently open, and we need your help sharing the local perspective by September 19th.
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PCEC kicks off its 35th Anniversary Giving Campaign at its annual members' meeting
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Comment on the Parks Master Plan by September 5th and the Zoning Code Update
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Our friends up Suce Creek received some good news today when the Park County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve their citizen initiated zoning district.
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PCEC gathers local stakeholders to get an aerial perspective on the Crazy Mountain Ranch
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That's a wrap on Give a Hoot 2025!
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It's the final day to Give a Hoot for PCEC and our partners
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Support the conservation of wild, open landscapes in Park County through Give A Hoot today!
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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.
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Support PCEC's youth conservation leadership program through Give A Hoot today!
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Northern Yellowstone’s wildlife is some of the most diverse in all of North America.
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Support PCEC’s Healthy Ecosystems program to preserve and protect Park County’s wild places.
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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.
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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.
Read MoreA reflection on the value the AmeriCorps program brought to Park County and PCEC
Read MoreThe third presentation in our water resources community conversation series focuses on channel migration concepts.
Read MoreExplore 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.
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