Our mission is to protect and restore the ecological integrity of the Custer Gallatin National Forest and all remaining wilderness-quality lands in the northern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem by Congressionally-designated Wilderness under the 1964 Wilderness Act.

We envision a Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, preserved in perpetuity for its world-class wildlife and wilderness values for present and future generations in defiance of political and economic expediency.

Presenting
The Wild Gallatins film

Do we have the foresight and humility to protect one of the last expanses of Yellowstone's wild country?

Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Act

We support the Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Act, the only locally-driven legislative proposal that would sufficiently protect the Gallatin Range and the other roadless lands of the Northern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Accept no substitutes!

The Board

Linda Healow

Co-President/Secretary

Linda was raised in eastern NE and attended Montana State University, obtaining her BSN in 1977. Linda chose Montana for its large landscapes and sparse population, spending as much time as possible in wild lands, her favorite being the greater Yellowstone area and recognizes wilderness as the gold standard for survival of ecosystems in the Northern Rockies region and throughout the west.

Nancy Schultz

Co-President/Treasurer

Coming Soon.

Glenn Monahan

Board Member

Glenn lives in Bozeman, and enjoys many outdoor activities including hiking, cycling, xc skiing, and ice boating and is committed to preserving the wilderness of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Joseph Scalia III

Board Member

Joseph Scalia III, Psya.D. is a psychoanalyst, environmental and social critic, living in the northern reaches of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. His environmental writings and interviews have appeared in numerous journals and podcasts in recent years. He is the author of Intimate Violence: Attacks Upon Psychic Interiority and numerous psychoanalytic journal articles. Scalia is in private practice in Livingston, Montana, and is President of Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Alliance, and is a past President and current critic of Montana Wilderness Association, now renamed Wild Montana.