“When Jake nears the end of the line of hay, he steps away from the tractor’s roar to spread the remaining hay by hand, ensuring the cattle have space to munch. The hay is dry, but it’s purchased from elsewhere.
The Crasco Ranch typically yields 60% of the hay needed to feed its cattle. Last year, the hay fields produced nothing.”
A new congressional concurrent resolution was introduced on July 16, 2025, by Senator Merkley and Representatives Schakowsky, Jayapal, and Raskin. The resolution supports the principles underpinning Lighthiser v. Trump, a new federal constitutional climate lawsuit brought by 22 youth plaintiffs challenging the Trump administration’s anti-clean energy and anti-climate science Executive orders. Children and future generations, especially those that have borne the brunt of climate change, deserve a livable planet without being burdened by a lifetime of hardship.
Learn how to craft effective Letters to the Editor (LTEs). This interactive session offers a quick “how-to” on writing impactful LTEs, explores their purpose in advocacy efforts, and provides guided time to draft your own with input from working groups on current issue topics. Light lunch provided.
Families for a Livable Climate & Montana Sierra Club are co-hosting a climate justice book group in Bozeman! Join us on November 3rd and November 17th at 6 pm to talk about The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer.
Families for a Livable Climate & Montana Sierra Club are co-hosting a climate justice book group in Missoula! Join us on November 6th and November 20th at 6 pm to talk about The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer.
Sentinel High School students spent two days this week getting their hands dirty — planting 35 new trees to restore their campus after losing several in a July 2024 windstorm and shade their school in the future.