Montanans working together to provide jobs, protect clean water and take better care of their forests.

Forest Jobs and Recreation Act Presentations set for Billings

BILLINGS - (April 29, 2010) Members of the Montana Forests Coalition will present information and answer questions on Senator Jon Tester's Forest Jobs and Recreation Act at two different events on Tuesday May 4. Members will present at the Billings Conservation Round Table from noon to 1 p.m. at the First Interstate Bank Operations Center, on the corner of 6th Avenue North and 18th Street.  

Montana Forests Coalition to host panel discussion in Missoula, April 8th

The Montana Forests Coalition will host a panel discussion and an extensive question-and-answer session on the Forest Jobs and Recreation Act on April 8th at 7 p.m. in the Gallagher Business Building, room 106, at the University of Montana.

Panelists include Tracy Stone-Manning, Missoula Field Representative for Senator Tester; Loren Rose, Pyramid Mountain Lumber; Tony Colter, Sun Mountain Lumber; Jack Rich, Rich Ranch Outfitting; Bruce Farling, Montana Trout Unlimited; and John Gatchell, Montana Wilderness Association. 

Come Support Montana's Forest Jobs and Recreation Act!

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack is coming to Montana to hear why YOU support Montana's Forest Jobs and Recreation Act!

What: A public Q & A with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack about Senator Tester's Forest Jobs and Recreation Act

When: Saturday, March 6th
Starts at 10:45; Please arrive by 10:15 to get a seat

Where: Powell County Community Center
416 Cottonwood (Near Les Schwab Tire Center)

Why: To Support Senator Tester's Forest Jobs and Recreation Act and have your voices heard about Wilderness, Jobs and Forest Health!

Contact: Jake Troyer at 202-1062 or jtroyer@wildmontana.org

Committee Hearing Set for Forest Jobs and Recreation Act

The Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources has announced that it will hold a hearing on the Forest Jobs and Recreation Act-S.1470. The hearing will be held on Thursday December 17.  During the hearing, committee members will receive testiomy on the bill. Click here to learn more about the committee and the hearing or click here to listen to the hearing live.

Welcome to MontanaForests.org!

Montanans love their national forests – which support our families, communities and our outdoor way of life. But our forests are in trouble. Government gridlock, unprecedented beetle-kill and growing forest fire risk threaten all that, while our small, local sawmills teeter on the brink of survival. From Livingston to Libby, Montanans have been working together to provide jobs, protect our water, safeguard key wildlife habitat and improve forest conditions. Thanks to Sen. Jon Tester, Congress is now considering the Montana-made Forest Jobs and Recreation Act. It’s all about Montanans coming together to set their own future. Please learn more and tell your friends about MontanaForests.org.

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