Public Lands Need Public Servants
No matter your politics, age, veteran status, or how much money you have – 96% of Montanans support public lands and those who take care of them.
No matter your politics, age, veteran status, or how much money you have – 96% of Montanans support public lands and those who take care of them.
It’s pretty icy out on the South Hills trails this time of year, especially any trail on a north-facing slope or shaded gully. I’m thinking
The Forest Service is taking advantage of the weather to get some prescribed burning done south of town starting today. You may see smoke south
Email tim@pricklypearlt.org for more information.
More information coming soon.
Incidents took place the summer of 2024 in Helena’s South Hills that are a reminder that it takes all of us to maintain Helena’s reputation for a Happy Trails culture.
PPLT Hosts successful 2024 Harvest Moon Banquet and Auction, and more friends gave than ever before.
Trail season could be a springboard to larger public lands projects, and our growing trails program promises to bring our community conservation mission to more people across our region.
Prickly Pear Land Trust acquired Birdseye Ranch with funding from the Army’s REPI program. PPLT will manage the ranch for grazing, seasonal public access, and wildlife.
One conversation planted the seeds for a grassroots conservation movement that became Prickly Pear Land Trust.