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Flood Recovery Done Right: Lessons Learned from the ’97 Flood
By David Brooks, Executive Director, Montana Trout Unlimited As historic flooding in the Yellowstone watershed recedes and people impacted turn to the daunting and complicated task of rebuilding, it is valuable for us to reflect Read more…
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VICTORY! Judge Says DEQ Violated the Law on Smith River Mine
You stopped the mine on our beloved Smith River. On April 11, Montana Trout Unlimited received word on our court challenge that we won both the MEPA and MMRA claims we filed against the Black Butte Read more…
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Winter 2022 Trout Line Newsletter
The Winter 2022 issue of Trout Line is out now. Read it below on your browser or download a PDF for your screen reader HERE.
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Help Protect Clean Water! Comment to DEQ
Montana’s Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is proposing to roll back water pollution protections that safeguard our stream and rivers, putting our cold-water fisheries, drinking water, human health, outdoor recreation, and agricultural heritage at risk. Let Read more…
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Stand up for the Clean Water Act
Many of you may remember MTU’s long history in standing up for the protections our streams have under the Clean Water Act. The EPA is proposing a new policy that would be the first step in restoring protections for Read more…
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MTU Starts “Wrappin’ & Rappin'” Vidcast
Wrappin’ & Rappin’ is Montana TU’s new video podcast series, focusing on signature flies from some of the state’s premiere waters, as well as discussions about conservation in the places our guests know best. Each Read more…
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MTU & Partners File Legal Action to Enforce “Bad Actor” Law
Today, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Fort Belknap Indian Community, Ksanka Elders Advisory Committee, and several conservation organizations took legal action in State District Court to compel the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to fulfill Read more…