Alliance for the Wild Rockies
I am Michael Garrity, the executive Director of the Alliance for the Wild Rockies. Our mission is to protect habitat for native species in the Northern Rockies ecosystem.
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Alliance for the Wild Rockies Forces Forest Service to Drop Plan to Log & Burn Grizzly Habitat in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains
Grizzly photo by Glenn Phillips.
The U.S. Forest Service caved after the Alliance for the Wild Rockies, Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of the Bitterroot and Wildearth Guardians sent a 60-day Notice of Intent to Sue to stop the ma...
You’re in the right place, a note about our new home
Hi friends,
If you recently got a “welcome” email from us on Substack and thought, wait, I’ve been with Alliance For The Wild Rockies for years, you’re absolutely right, and you didn’t do anything wrong.
Here’s what happened. We’ve moved...
Conservation Groups Sue to Protect Critical Wildlife Connectivity Corridor from Massive Forest Service Clearcutting and Burning Project in South Tobacco Root Mountains
The Alliance for the Wild Rockies, Native Ecosystems Council, Gallatin Wildlife Association and Council on Wildlife and Fish is taking the Forest Service to court to stop a massive clearcutting and burning project in the South Tobacco Root...
Motorized wreckreation group lists the Alliance for the Wild Rockies as the nation's most-feared Environmental Organization
The Alliance for the Wild Rockies is proud to announce that the Blue Ribbon Coalition, an anti-environmental group of motorized wreckreactionists and industries, claims the Alliance is responsible for stopping more logging projects and prot...
Illegal Logging Project Halted in Yellowstone Grizzly Habitat
On Monday, a federal court in Montana issued a preliminary injunction against an illegal logging project in occupied grizzly bear habitat in the Gravelly Mountains of Montana, in the Greater Yellowstone region. The injunction against the Gr...
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This is Mike Garrity. I am the executive Director of the Alliance for the Wild Rockies. Our mission is to protect habitat for native species in the Northern Rockies ecosystem. Cover image credit, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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