For about a decade now, steady collaboration on the ground in Montana has produced a number of proposals to increase active management, ensure recreational access and protect some of our last best places. But those proposals went to Washington, D.C., only to join the logjam of public lands legislation that …
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For about a decade now, steady collaboration on the ground in Montana has produced a number of proposals to increase active management, ensure recreational access and protect some of our last best places. But those proposals went to Washington, D.C., only to join the logjam of public lands legislation that …
