Montana Mountain Mamas

06/10/2026

This morning Senator Steve Daines voted with Sen Lee to nullify the Roadless Rule. This important legislation protects over 6 million acres of public lands in MT, while still allowing for active forest management, wildfire prevention and multiple uses. Any MT family that hikes, hunts, fishes, swims, throws rocks in lakes, camps or generally enjoys beautiful views feels the weight of this decision. We can do better than this, our children are watching.

06/10/2026

Senator Lee is trying to sneak a repeal of the Roadless Rule into a Wildfire Prevention Act vote TOMORROW as an amendment. Call the capitol today and tell Senator Daines to vote NO!

06/03/2026

Our friends at Flathead Lakers are hosting a community conversation about Electric Vehicle charging stations on the Hwy 93 corridor. Join us Tuesday, June 9th at 5:30p in Polson to learn more!

05/27/2026

Some of the local public lands we use the very most. So many of the local parks, playgrounds, fishing access sites (and bathrooms!) swimming pools in MT are there because of the Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). For over 60 years, LWCF has been using revenue from offshore oil and gas leases (not your tax $$) to protect national parks, forests, and outdoor spaces MT families depend on.

And right now the Trump administration wants to gut it by 90%.

Here's what the poll says: 74% of Americans support investing in our public lands and national park infrastructure. This isn't a partisan issue. This is a mom issue. A family issue.

Join us in telling your lawmakers to fully fund the LWCF. Our kids are watching.

Link in bio to take action and read more!

05/21/2026

LAST STOP! Join us Tuesday, May 26th 6-8p at the Audubon Center in Billings for our last Land & Legacy Tour. Let's talk about new funding available for conservation!

05/19/2026

Yesterday, the US Senate voted to confirm Steve Pearce as the Director of the Bureau of Land Management. Pearce has repeatedly attacked protections on public lands and proposed sales of public lands. We think there is a better choice for our Montana families who value places to hike, camp, hunt and fish.

05/18/2026

The annual application period for FWP’s Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program (WHIP) is open May 18-June 19. WHIP is a state-funded grant program for projects that enhance, restore, improve or rehabilitate degraded wildlife habitats across Montana. Starting May 18, applications can be submitted online at funding.mt.gov and then clicking “FWP Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program Grant Cycle 2026.”

05/10/2026

05/07/2026

Don't forget!! Tonight at the Livingston Park County Public Library 5:30-7:30p. Learn how YOU can get grant funding for conservation projects!