2025 Featured Projects
Montana WILD
Montana WILD is FWP’s conservation education center. The Center is located on the west side of Helena adjacent to the popular Spring Meadow Lake State Park.
MT Fish & Wildlife Conservation Trust
Expanding opportunities for public access across the state is critical. Equally important is maintaining public access to Montana’s 30 million acres of public lands. The Montana Fish & Wildlife Conservation Trust was created in 2000 for the primary purpose of providing public access for hunting, fishing and other outdoor related activities. Montana’s Outdoor Legacy Foundation is the Manager of the Trust.
Grizzly Bear Recovery
The Foundation’s support for the implementation of the FWP Statewide Grizzly Bear Recovery Plan focuses on the prevention and management of bear / human conflicts and on increasing the public tolerance for having grizzly bears on the landscape.
Filling the Gaps
Read about Montana’s Outdoor Legacy Foundation in the March – April 2022 Issue of Montana Outdoors
Learn MoreWildlife Migration Corridors
Fence Removal / Replacement – Virtual Fencing – Habitat Enhancement
Read MoreWildlife Crossings
Montana’s Outdoor Legacy Foundation is working with partners to provide safe wildlife crossings over Montana’s highways.
Learn MoreFeatured Partners
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