“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.”
NorthWestern’s new 20‑year plan is on the table right now, and this is our chance to tell NWE what kind of energy future we want for Montana.
March begins at “XXXXs” and ends at Caras Park, Missoula
More details to come but save the date for NO KINGS March 28th!
Join Author Lee Klinger Lesser, for the launch of her book Return to Our Senses on April 4th, 2026.
Join our upcoming Climate Justice Book Group as we explore When No Thing Works: A Zen and Indigenous Perspective on Resilience, Shared Purpose, and Leadership in the Timeplace of Collapse by Norma Kaweloku Wong— a powerful book that weaves together teachings from Zen and Indigenous wisdom traditions to reimagine what it means to lead, act, and stay grounded amid ecological and social unraveling.
In a year marked by challenge and change, Montana families rose together: building bridges, telling stories, and sparking hope across the state. Read on to see what we accomplished in 2025 and where we’re headed next.