If you haven’t had a chance to check out the Atlas of Park County Montana It’s an interactive web-based map filled with data and great photos of the county. There is a print version available for sale at the City-County Building in Livingston.
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It was always the intention of the editors of Unearthing Paradise: Montana Writers in Defense of the Greater Yellowstone that the anthology would inspire other artists to create new work that speaks to the issue, lending another voice to the chorus opposing the Yellowstone Gateway Mines. We couldn’t be more happy to share one of those
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Join Montana Aquatic Resources Services (MARS) and the Trout Unlimited Montana Water Project for a two-day symposium discussing the state of the Yellowstone River and future threats to its vitality. Open to all, this event will bring together community members, agricultural producers, business
On January 17, the Park County Commission approved a Resolution of Intent to adopt the Growth Policy Draft. Now is your opportunity to voice support for the Growth Policy. We believe this is a solid document that will help our community have a say in the future of Park County, making sure this
Elk River Books will celebrate the release of the anthology, Unearthing Paradise: Montana Writers in Defense of Greater Yellowstone, with a free reading by many of its contributors on Thursday, Jan. 19, at 7 p.m. The event will take place upstairs at Elk River Books,
The U.S. Forest Service will be holding a community open house on January 18th, from 4:00-7:00 p.m., at the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts in Livingston
Understanding ecological impacts from invasive species like PKD or zebra mussels on Montana rivers involves looking at the whole ecosystem. This article is illuminating in that respect. Naturally our role is significant.
New Look at Rivers Reveals The Toll of Human Activity
A recent outbreak of a deadly fish
The Department of Environmental Quality is seeking public comment on a Draft Environmental Assessment analyzing potential environmental impacts from mineral exploration activity proposed by Lucky Minerals. The proposed mineral exploration project would be located on private patented mining claims known as the St. Julian Claim Block in the Absaroka Mountains approximately 12 miles southeast of
PCEC Board Member and renowned entomologist, Jesse Logan, wrote a thoughtful, sober critique on the reality of hunting Yellowstone grizzly bears for sport over at The Bullseye. Jesse is a passionate conservationist, outdoors enthusiast and advocate for the grizzly. He has dedicated his life to working in grizzly country studying the impacts of
Secretary Jewel announcing the mineral withdrawal.
Last spring, PCEC traveled to Washington DC with our partners from the Yellowstone Gateway Business Coalition, Greater Yellowstone Coalition and the National Parks Conservation Association to meet with our Congressional Representatives and others
