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By Priya Subberwal - This recording is live from our Cultivating Community Resilience Through Storytelling Event
“…The seeds of a Lodgepole Pine are fire activated, meaning that their cones are closed tightly with a resin that melts when exposed to the flame. Meaning, they must burn in order to become. Meaning, that coded in their bodies is the anticipation of destruction - the understanding that something must end for new life to grow…”
A coalition of over 20 Montana organizations committed to protecting our right to a clean and healthy environment have drafted this letter to our representatives - we hope you join us in signing it! Thank you.
Please join us for a potluck on Wednesday, February 26 at 6pm in the Montana Natural History Center Ellen Knight Classroom (2nd floor) to gather in community, meet climate-concerned friends, and participate in a facilitated conversation about finding support in these times.
The 2025 Climate Advocacy Day - cohosted by over 20 organizations and led by Families for a Livable Climate - saw over 350 Montanans gather at the State Capitol, ready to speak up for their futures and the futures of their families, traditions, and places they hold dear.
Read about the event and next steps here.