Federal Funding will Engage AmeriCorps Members in Montana HELENA — The Governor’s Office of Community Service pleased to announce that Montana has received $1,674,749 in funding from AmeriCorps. The total funding amount is granted to the Montana Commission on Community Service, the Governor-appointed State Service Commission, which

Ambassadors will hit the water this summer to connect river recreationalists with stewardship resources in Paradise Valley and Livingston. Montana Freshwater Partners’ Give Back to the Yellowstone announced the launch of its 2026 Yellowstone River Ambassador Program, a pilot initiative placing river ambassadors at busy Fishing Access Sites along the

Montana InSite Theatre will bring its newest production, “Resounding Spring,” to Livingston for a special outdoor performance at Paradise Permaculture Institute (PPI) on Friday, June 26th. This performance is one of only three offerings, with the first and third showings held at Story Mill Park in Bozeman and the Tippet

The Park County Land Trust (PCLT) is honored to recognize and thank photographer and conservation advocate Peter Murray for his generous donation of photography to support the organization’s marketing, outreach, and educational efforts. Murray’s striking images of Montana landscapes, wildlife, and natural ecosystems will help PCLT tell the

Park County Environmental Council (PCEC) is thrilled to announce that it will be planting 56 trees across Livingston next week, May 20th – 22nd from 8 am to 5 pm, culminating in the annual Arbor Day celebration and community potluck on Friday, May 22nd at 5:30 pm. Over the past

The Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation’s Speaker Series continues in the third week of May. James C. Halfpenny, Ph.D. will be speaking on “The Yellowstone Wolverine Revealed.” In addition to the featured lecture, a reception is planned at the museum, as are presentations to students at East Side Elementary

A vital 437-acre piece of the Paradise Valley landscape has been permanently protected through a voluntary conservation easement established by the Nickelson family in partnership with Northern Yellowstone Open Lands, a regional initiative of the Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT). Located along Mill Creek—the largest tributary to the

The Park County Land Trust (PCLT) welcomed community members, partners, and local leaders to its first Meet & Greet on Thursday, April 9th, held in the lobby of the historic Murray Hotel. The event drew a full and engaged crowd, signaling strong local interest in land conservation efforts across Park