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Private land access encouraged by USDA ??

July 8, 2010

New Effort To Make Private Land Access Easier CBU opinion. Their has been a systematic closure of public lands access in the past approximate 30 years. CBU believes in public lands access, but also in private property rights. CBU is concerned as to the direction of this new government sponsored effort for private land access while more public lands are [...]

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USDA Economic Report on Public Lands

July 8, 2010

USDA Forest Service Report Illustrates Benefits CBU will be reviewing the accuracy of this report in regards to multiple use on public lands Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced the release of a report showing the economic importance of America’s National Forests and Grasslands to rural communities across the country. The updated National Visitor Use Monitoring [...]

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Private Landowners Status In Jeopardy

June 9, 2010

CBU news of the threats facing the citizens of Montana today To read full story click here Montana land owners under threat of takeover

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Commission to discuss Bear Canyon access

June 7, 2010

Gallatin County Commission to meet Wednesday, discuss Bear Canyon Road agreement The regular Tuesday meeting of the Gallatin County Commission has been rescheduled to Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. due to the June 8 primary election. The commission is scheduled to discuss an interim agreement regarding Bear Canyon Road, the source of an ongoing dispute between [...]

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America’s Great Outdoors Initiative listening session in Bozeman

June 4, 2010

Hundreds turn out to share ideas on public lands and open space The Obama administration came to Bozeman looking for ideas on how to improve the outdoors in the United States. It got hundreds. More wilderness. No more wilderness. More funding. Fewer weeds. Increase logging on federal lands. Reduce the number of semi-trucks on U.S. [...]

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More AMERICA’S GREAT OUTDOORS INITIATIVE info

May 29, 2010

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New meeting added to AMERICA’S GREAT OUTDOORS INITIATIVE

May 29, 2010

Obama administration officials head to Ovando for talk of access, ‘working’ landscapes  Top Obama administration officials will be hosting a public meeting next week with U.S. Sens. Max Baucus and Jon Tester as part of the White House’s “Great Outdoors Initiative.” The meeting will be held Tuesday at the Rolling Stone Ranch near Ovando. Agriculture [...]

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CBU news on AMERICA’S GREAT OUTDOORS INITIATIVE

May 28, 2010

CBU news The leak of internal memos has revealed an effort by the Obama administration to create another 6.5 million acres of National Monument land in Montana. According to the maps of these areas over 2/3 is privately owned. Under the name of Treasured Landscapes and in cooperation with organizations like World Wildlife Fund and [...]

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Enviro’s file another lawsuit against energy production

May 15, 2010

2nd lawsuit filed against state’s Otter Creek coal lease  Two more environmental groups are suing the Montana Land Board for leasing the state’s Otter Creek tracts to a St. Louis-based coal giant. The Montana Environmental Information Center and Sierra Club say the board never examined the potentially devastating consequences for the environment. To read full [...]

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Wolves kill calf near Roscoe

May 5, 2010

Officials confirm wolves killed calf near Roscoe A federal tracker has confirmed that wolves killed a calf on a Roscoe-area ranch last week. Two other calves have been found dead on the same ranch within the past couple of weeks but were not confirmed wolf kills, according to Fish, Wildlife and Parks To read full [...]

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