Since our founding, we have reached thousands of Montanans through community-oriented climate events, educational opportunities, advocacy, and leadership. This year we made more powerful moves to build momentum for change and a thriving future for all. Here are some of the highlights.
Read MoreLast month's hurricane-level windstorm in Missoula rattled our community. Unfortunately, extreme weather events like this are projected to become more frequent and intense in the coming years due to climate change. Let this be a wakeup call to NorthWestern Energy leadership and their regulator, the Public Service Commission: The time to invest in clean energy is NOW. Our safety is at stake.
Read MoreToday, with a big mix of emotions, I am writing to share that I am stepping down as executive director of Families for a Livable Climate as of June 28.
Read MoreWe invite you to join us during Missoula Gives and make a donation to support our work in creating a community for climate action in Montana.
Read MoreWe have complied events from across the state for all those of you wishing to attend Earth Week events in your county. We encourage you to download our searchable PDF for Montana Earth Week events and share it!
Read MoreIn February, we hosted a resilience-themed climate storytelling event in partnership with spectrUM Discovery Area and the University of Montana Environmental Studies Program. Read about the program and watch the recording here.
Read MoreWe are accepting submissions for the next issue of our magazine, The Changing Times! Learn more >>
Read MoreTo our supporters, followers, members, and community: Thank you for all that you do to make Montana a better place, and for your generous engagement this year with our growing community. We are humbled and grateful for all of you speaking up for a thriving future.
Read on for a recap of our eventful, lively 2023!
Read MoreMissoula Gives is May 4-5! Donate to support our work to bring climate conversations skills workshops to more Montanans and create support for solutions.
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