Balanced Use News Today

For the first time since it was originally introduced into the U.S. Senate in 2017, the Blackfoot-Clearwater Stewardship Act has cleared committee hearings and could be ready for action on the Senate floor. But thats no guarantee that Montana Senator Jon Tester, a Democrat, will succeed with his fourth attempt to designate about 79,000 acres of western Montana as new wilderness while opening other areas to logging and recreation.

Fish, Wildlife & Parks has released a draft strategy for managing the Fish Creek State Park and surrounding Wildlife Management Area.

Fish, Wildlife & Parks has released a draft strategy for managing the Fish Creek State Park and surrounding Wildlife Management Area.

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A federal judge has dismissed a challenge to the U.S. Forest Service’s Divide Travel Plan for the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.

HB 372 would ask voters to amend the “Harvest Heritage” clause of the state Constitution.

Montana’s public lands, clean rivers and streams, and abundant wildlife are the envy of hunters, anglers, backpackers, floaters and other outdoor recreationists from around the world. We are lucky to

A U.S. Magistrate has approved a motion by a Helena-based group to intervene in court case filed against the U.S. Forest Service challenging a 2016 travel plan regulating motorized route

Two nonprofit organizations advocating for motorized access to public land have filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging the U.S. Forest Service’s Travel Management Plan, which they said restricts such

On Friday, Capita Trail Vehicle Association, Citizens for Balanced Use, and three individuals filed a complaint in the District of Montana against the