Action Center
Together we can keep the Badger-Two Medicine and surrounding areas in the Crown of the Continent wild and connected.
Action Center
Together we can keep the Badger-Two Medicine and surrounding areas in the Crown of the Continent wild and connected.
Take Action:
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!
Past Actions
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.
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.
Comment on Granite Moccasin proposed logging project in Middle Fork Flathead watershed
Help the Forest Service to improve the Granite Moccasin proposed logging and forest management project. Ask the Forest Service to prioritize protecting fish and wildlife habitat, connectivity, and the scenic integrity of the Wild and Scenic river corridor.
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.
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