We are Montanans for clean water, air, and soil.
We are Montanans for a stable climate.
We are Montanans for a livable climate.
A livable, full of vibrant life climate.
Let’s work together to protect
Our home.

Justin Angle, Victor Yvellez, & Nick Mott | Fireline Podcast

There are more than 30,000 people who fight wildfires in the U.S., and about 400 firefighters have died on the job over the last two decades. As fire seasons get longer and fires become more devastating, the physical and mental toll on firefighters themselves is also growing.

Conservationist and educator Germaine White shares about defending tribal land from pipeline spills, the significance of tribal knowledge, and the importance of youth leadership.

By Crissie McMullan | Reflections West

I always came back from the wilderness to a warm bed, a warm meal, and sometimes even someone who was glad I’d come home… A safe and healthy home environment: we humans need them both to live, and to feel alive.

This episode of the Life in the Land series features Caryn Miske, Executive Director of Clearwater Resource Council, who shares about what holistic, community-led work around climate, equity, and environmental quality can look like, the realistic challenges to starting and sustaining a local nonprofit, and as pressures on small towns and wild places increase, why the efforts are always worth it.

By Alyssa Tompkins | Montana Kaimin

In this episode of the Kaimin Cast, reporter Alyssa Tompkins speaks to drag goddex Elani Borhegyi about how they came to be a dragtivist — using their platform to combine their passion for the environment with drag performance.

[Gerald Wagner, director of the Blackfeet Environmental Office] said the time to address the impacts of climate change is now. He wants to make sure the Blackfeet Nation is informed and prepared for the risks it will face.