The Alliance Blog

Learn about our ongoing work and success in holding our government agencies accountable to the laws that protect our ecosystems and species from habitat destruction caused by extractive industries.

Bond Requirement for Appeals – AWR OpEd

by Michael Garrity The Missoulian's first editorial of the year supported first amendment rights for a few but not for all Americans. The Missoulian claims that the Forest Service is right to ask for a $100,000 bond for the purpose of preventing citizens from...

read more

AWR and Friends of the Wild Swan Filed Lawsuit Against U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the Department of Interior, Challenging Habitat Designations for the Threatened Bull Trout in it’s 5-State Range

contacts Michael Garrity, Alliance for the Wild Rockies, (406) 459-5936 Arlene Montgomery, Friends of the Wild Swan, (406) 886-2011 Alliance for the Wild Rockies and Friends of the Wild Swan conservation organizations filed a formal lawsuit against the U.S. Fish &...

read more

Timber Industry Hails Bond Requirement Decision

by Eric Barker Lewiston Tribune The timber industry is hailing a federal judge's decision to require a coalition of environmental groups to risk losing money if their effort to stop a logging project in Montana is determined to be without merit. But environmental...

read more

2005 Wild Rockies Rendezvous

2005 Wild Rockies Rendezvous September 23 to 25, 2005 Wilderness Gateway Campground on the Clearwater National Forest You are invited to attend a weekend of events including workshops, roundtable discussions, hiking and live music. A coalition of environmental groups...

read more

Snow Talon Timber Sale Reduced

by Eve Byron Helena Independent Record - 08/31/05 A project to log 26 million board feet of timber burned on 2,700 acres in the 2003 Snow Talon fire will be cut back after no one bid on the initial proposal. That lack of bidders is causing the Lincoln Ranger District...

read more

Weeds vs. Native Plants: Some Recent Literature

by Tony Tweedale Everyone acknowledges that invasive plants ("weeds") can harm native ecosystems. But land stewards as the USFS, and BLM seem to see only the invasives, and disregard a crucial variable: something has to change for an invasive to become established in...

read more

Bull Trout Still Threatened Says New Report

contacts Michael Garrity, (406) 459-5936 Mike Bader, (406) 721-4835 Arlene Montgomery, (406) 886-2011 Jack R. Tuholske, (406) 721-6986 Threats Remain, Elimination of Critical Habitat a Serious Blow to Recovery MISSOULA—A new report recently submitted to the U.S. Fish...

read more

The Greater Wild Rockies

In recognition of increasing biological evidence, the Alliance for the Wild Rockies board of directors recently expanded AWR's active area of concern in the greater Wild Rockies to the Uinta and Wasatch Mountain Ranges in Utah and south into the Dixie National Forest...

read more

Here are four ways you can take action.

Let your voice be heard. Choose an action and do it now!

DONATE

Support AWR’s ongoing work to protect the Northern Rockies ecosystem so there is something left to protect when our NREPA bill finally becomes law.

CONTACT SENATE

Help get our NREPA bill sponsored in the Senate. Its easy to find your State Senators and send our pre-written message, or you can create your own.

CONTACT HOUSE

Help get NREPA sponsored in the House. Its easy to find your Representatives and send our pre-written message, or you can create your own.

SIGN UP

Get AWR updates and action alerts so we can reach out when we need you to raise your voice to get NREPA passed, and join our community on Facebook.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or need support with using our website here’s how you can get in touch.

Main office: 406-410-3373‬

Email: [email protected]

USPS:  Alliance for the Wild Rockies
P.O. Box 505 Helena, MT 59624

Executive Director: Mike Garrity

Join Our Facebook Community

Get Updates

30 Years Of Service