Hey folks, how've you been?

I’ve been getting some much-needed work done around the farm this summer. It’s always good to spend time with Sharla and the barn cats. And when I’m not doing that, I’m traveling around the state to talk directly with Montanans.

But now that I’m back in Washington, I recently reintroduced my historic Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act. This bill would protect thousands of acres of public lands for future generations and create jobs that help strengthen our outdoor economy.

If you’re with me and support protecting our public lands, add your name to our petition today to show those in Washington that Montanans want this vital legislation passed.

Simply put, this bill would keep public lands in public hands (including those with only 7 fingers!).

As the Senate’s only working dirt farmer, I understand how important it is to be good stewards of the land. Not many politicians can say they’ve tilled the soil or baled hay or harvested peas.

But then again, I’m not like most politicians. I work hard to pass vital legislation like this for Montanans, who know we need to protect the wild places that make Montana the Last Best Place.

83% of Montanans support the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act, so please take a moment today to add your name if you believe public lands belong in public hands.

Thanks in advance for adding your voice to this important fight.

Jon