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 Upper
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
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 Upper
HELENA — The Montana Chamber of Commerce, the Billings Chamber of Commerce, and the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce filed a motion to intervene in Held v. Montana, a case to preserve reforms the new lawsuit intends to abolish.
In the first Held v. State of Montana case, the Montana Supreme Court
Public Land and Water Access Association (PLWA) is hosting a pint night at Neptune’s Brewery, located at 119 N. L Street in Livingston, on Wednesday, March 25th from 5 to 7 pm.
The event is open to the public and is a chance for folks to gather and celebrate
A gentle reminder from PPI to help Livingston and Park County plants come into spring stronger.
Our winter in Livingston and Park County has brought dry stretches, limited snow moisture, and wind that pulls water from soil faster than we may think. Even before spring fully arrives, trees, shrubs, evergreens,
In case you’re not familiar with Livingston Loves Trees (LLT), the group was formed about five years ago by several volunteers who raised money to buy trees to give away to city residents. The idea behind the group was to help keep the city’s urban forest alive and
Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT) has reached a historic milestone in regional land conservation: 75,000 total acres of highly productive agricultural, wildlife-rich, and scenic open lands permanently protected across Gallatin, Park, and Madison counties.
This marks a significant acceleration in GVLT’s efforts to protect Southwest Montana’s iconic
