Support the Gateway to Glacier Wildlife Crossing Project at Bad Rock Canyon
The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) is working on plans for long-awaited safety improvements at the western entrance to Bad Rock Canyon on Highway US-2. It’s imperative that a wildlife crossing be included in the construction plans. Learn more and support this project!
Comment on draft River Management Plan for Wild and Scenic Forks of the Flathead River
The Flathead National Forest has released a complete draft of its new management plan for the North, Middle and South Forks of the Flathead River, along with an environmental assessment, and is asking for public feedback.
Gateway to Glacier Coalition
The Montana Department of Transportation is moving forward with its long-awaited redesign of US-2 through Bad Rock Canyon east of Columbia Falls. The redesign presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build wildlife crossing structure. Learn more about this project and how Glacier-Two Medicine Alliance is leading the effort.
Draft river management plan for the Wild and Scenic Forks of the Flathead River finally released
Forest Services to host public info sessions on February 17th or 18th and accepting public comment on the draft plan through March 13th.
Montanans petition Forest Service to hold public meetings on Roadless Rule – Over 4,000 citizens signed petition
Over 4,000 Montana residents signed a petition asking the Forest Service hold public meetings on the Roadless Rule.
GTMA joins Wild Idea podcast, talks importance of Roadless Rule to the Badger-Two Medicine
Executive Director Peter Metcalf joined Blackfeet leader Terry Tatsey to explore the ecological and cultural significance of the Badger-Two Medicine and why retaining the Roadless Rule is critical to protecting this cherished landscape and others like it.
GTMA celebrates art, conservation and a new wildlife crossing license plate
Missoula-event celebrated and raised money for new fund for wildlife crossings in the state.
Roadless Rule FAQ
The Roadless Rule FAQ answers common questions about this landmark conservation policy and its importance to Montana’s national forests. Learn what the Rule protects, why it was adopted, and what’s at stake if it is rescinded.
Glacier-Two Medicine Alliance Criticizes Trump Administration’s Attack on wild National Forest lands
The Trump Administration has launched a formal process to rescind the Roadless Rule, a cornerstone policy protecting 45 million acres of national forests, including Montana’s Badger-Two Medicine and Flathead. Glacier-Two Medicine Alliance warns the rollback will harm wildlife, water, and outdoor recreation, and urges the public to comment before Sept. 19.
Comment on major logging project proposed along the Middle Fork Flathead river
Ask the Forest Service to prioritize protection of wildlands and fish and wildlife habitat in the Middle Fork Flathead River corridor. Comment on the proposed Granite Moccasin logging project today!