Pints & Public Lands
In Central Montana, public lands aren’t just places we pass through—they’re where we hunt, hike, gather, and return to, season after season. They shape the rhythm of life here in Lewistown, often quietly, but always meaningfully.
On the evening of March 27, a community conversation at the Yogo Inn invites a closer look at the policies that influence those landscapes.
This session offers an overview of the Montana Sportsmen Conservation Act—what it is, why it matters, and how it may impact the public lands that surround us. It’s an opportunity to better understand the connection between legislation and the places we care about, from access and conservation to long-term stewardship.
The evening will begin with a short presentation, followed by an open, thoughtful discussion—space to ask questions, listen, and engage with others who share a vested interest in Montana’s outdoors.
Thursday, March 27 | 6:00–8:00 PM
Come to learn. Stay to be part of the conversation.
