Clean water is unquestionably important for people, fish, and wildlife. More often than not, what is bad for fish is bad for our communities. That is certainly true of the “Dirty Water Rule” released yesterday Read more…
Montana Trout Unlimited is advocating for dedicated, permanent, full funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). This federal program has been critical for the protection of important cold-water habitat and for securing public Read more…
MTU’s Outreach Coordinator will enjoy a diverse variety of tasks falling primarily under the Marketing/Communications and Outreach headings. We seek an experienced, self-motivated, personable individual interested in helping with all external communication needs. MTU’s outreach Read more…
Follow the link to read the full electronic version of Montana Trout Unlimited’s quarterly newsletter. Summer 2019
Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the Proposed 2020 Fishing Regulation Changes. As we have reviewed the document, it is evident that a great deal of work and deliberative consideration went in Read more…
One day each year, Montana Guides and Outfitters donate their tips to Montana Trout Unlimited for on-the-ground conservation projects in their backyards. If you guide and want to give back or fish with a guide Read more…
Thanks to the generosity of the Michael J. Connell Family Foundation, Montana Trout Unlimited was able grant to $26,000 of funding during its Spring Chapter Mini-Grant cycle. The Bitterroot Chapter (Hamilton) applied for funds to Read more…
Our efforts in the 2019 Montana Legislature paid off. Literally. This session we led sporting and conservation groups’ efforts to secure the most responsible fish and wildlife budgets that have passed the legislature in decades. Read more…
We appreciate the opportunity to comment on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Black Butte Copper Project. MTU also appreciates the time constraints that state law compels upon the DEQ to complete this DEIS. Read more…
If you care about the Smith River, we encourage you to write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper, as well as to Governor Steve Bullock, your representatives, and also to Montana’s Department Read more…