Crazy Mountains Lawsuit - How you can help
Western Environmental Law Center,
the firm handling our Crazy Mountains Public Access case against the
Forest Service, Custer Gallatin National Forest, has set up a dedicated
contribution page, specific to the Crazy Mountains Public Access. If you
would like to lend a hand to our public lands, to become a fellow
contributor, invested and fighting to maintain the public’s right to
access public lands and waters in the Crazy Mountains, please click the
link below.
Click to become a Contributor to the Crazy Mountains Public Access
We’re in court fighting for the public’s right to
access the Crazy Mountains in Montana. Public trails leading to the
Crazies are currently obstructed by unofficial locked gates, and
official Forest Service signage has even been removed. The Forest
Service is unwilling to reopen the trails, forcing us into the
courtroom. Help WELC, Friends of the Crazy Mountains, Enhancing Montana’s Wildlife and Habitat, Skyline Sportsmen’s Alliance, and
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers reopen these trails by donating to our
legal fund.
"Western Environmental Law Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Our tax identification number is 93-1010269. Your entire donation is
tax-deductible as a charitable contribution as allowed by law. Western
Environmental Law Center has not provided any goods or services to you
for contributions received."
To donate by check, please mail to:
Western Environmental Law Center
120 Shelton McMurphey Blvd., Suite 340
Eugene, Oregon 97401
120 Shelton McMurphey Blvd., Suite 340
Eugene, Oregon 97401
To donate by phone, to learn about other ways of giving, or to make
recurring gifts through automatic funds transfer, please contact
Michelle Loth at 206-487-7244 or loth@westernlaw.org
I (Kathryn/EMWH.org) still have some
research to finish, if you would like to contribute towards these
research efforts, please make a RESEARCH note in the ADDITIONAL COMMENTS section on the
WELC Donate page, it would be greatly appreciated.
ADDITIONALLY, if you have any Crazy Mountains history, records or trail use you would like to share, please email me at:
Recent news articles:
6/11/2019 Groups sue Forest Service over access issues in Crazy Mountains by Brett French, Billings Gazette
6/10/2019 Groups
sue over trail access in Crazy Mountains by Michael Wright, Bozeman Chronicle
6/11/2019 Groups sue Forest Service over trails in the Crazies by Justin Post, Livingston Enterprise
For more information: EMWH's Crazy Mountains Public Access
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