Another Amazing Fall Gathering in the Books!
What an incredible weekend of celebration, community, advocacy, and learning. A big thank you to everyone who attended, contributed, or supported us in person or from afar!
Can the Tram – Protect Columbia Mountain
Protect wildlife and the wild Swan Range by asking the Forest Service to “Can the Tram”, proposed up Columbia Mountain.
Pursuit Should Can the Tram
Peter Metcalf, GTMA Executive Director, calls for Pursuit Hospitality to scrap their Glacier tourist tram idea in this article, originally published in the Daily InterLake on Sunday, Oct. 11.
Pursuit Resubmits Plan to Build Sightseeing Tram to Top of Columbia Mountain
The proposed Glacier View Tram would harm wildlife, displace existing recreational use, and alter the scenic backdrop of the northern Flathead Valley.
The Roadless Rule: Helping to Keep Montana, Montana
Executive Director Peter Metcalf shares his Letter to the Editor, published in Hungry Horse News on September 8th, about the importance of the Roadless Rule.
Protect wildlife and backcountry recreation from massive expansion of motorized use
Defend a responsible, balanced approach to travel management; tell the Forest Service to keep the existing Travel Management Rule.
Defend the Badger-Two Medicine and 6.4 million acres of other roadless areas across Montana
Protect roadless national forest lands; tell the Forest Service to Keep the Roadless Area Conservation Rule.
Join a Roadless Rule Comment Writing Night!
Join us for a comment writing night in September. Learn why keeping the Roadless Rule matters. Then take action to protect wild backcountry areas, wildlife, and healthy intact ecosystems.
Badger-Two Medicine and tens of thousands of acres on the Flathead National Forest threatened by proposed rescission of Roadless Rule
Trump Administration proposes eliminating a long-standing Rule that provides critical safeguards for fish and wildlife habitat, drinking water sources, and quiet backcountry recreation.
Protect Grizzly Bear Recovery – Comment on new proposed Rule
Grizzly Bears need our help. Ask the Fish and Wildlife Service to withdraw this overly vague rule.