Join us for the annual Ramshorn Classic on February 28th, 10am–2pm. If you can’t make it, you can still purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win some great prizes.

Update on February 10th’s Park County Commission meeting about the gravel pit in Paradise Valley.

The Park County Commission has added a critical item to their agenda for this Tuesday, February 10th. They are discussing whether to send an official letter of support to the Montana State Land Board for the creation of a gravel pit on public lands (State Section 22) north of Emigrant. 

We need your help defending our waters from industrial pollution! The EPA has proposed changes to Section 401 of the Clean Water Act that would curtail state and Tribal authority to restrict development projects through water quality permitting.

Unseasonably warm temperatures can be confusing for our newly adopted trees and we want to make sure your trees stay healthy and hydrated through these temperature swings. Read on for watering and pruning tips.

The recording of our community conversation: Understanding Our 2026 Snowpack Paradox with Eric Larson and Cathy Whitlock is now available!

We are thrilled to introduce Taylor Brandt, our fourth Barbara Hays Fellow, who has joined us to serve our community through the Big Sky Watershed Corps (BSWC) program.

It is with great excitement that we welcome Alecia Jongeward to the PCEC team in 2026.

Don’t miss next week’s Community Conversation about Understanding the 2026 Snowpack Paradox and learn how to apply to adopt a tree from Livingston Loves Trees.

As we move into 2026 we invite you to get to know Park County more intimately, and encourage you to have an adventure in your backyard.

The Friends of the Avalanche Center is offering a FREE Introduction to Avalanches course right here in Park County. This is a perfect opportunity for beginners or anyone looking for a refresher on the fundamentals of mountain safety.

Each and every dollar we raise helps us continue to do this critical work to protect the land, water, air, and wildlife and foster a resilient future for Yellowstone's northern gateway.

Your voice is needed– act now to protect our watersheds as the current federal protections are at risk!

Learn about a regulatory proposal that will impact how the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is implemented in Montana and nationally and how to submit comments.

Here at PCEC, we wanted to take a moment to celebrate National Native American Heritage Month. We wish to acknowledge and amplify the vital role of Indigenous knowledge in this landscape, a body of wisdom that spans far beyond timelines we can easily fathom. There are more than 49 tribal nations associated with the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem with a history spanning at least 12,600 years.