Land & Legacy Tour

Join us in Billings to learn about how YOU can access new public funding to invest in conservation, public access, and working lands right here in eastern Montana.

The Montana Land & Legacy Tour
The Future of our Wildlife and Working Lands
Tuesday, May 26, 6-8 p.m.
Montana Audubon Center, 7026 S. Billings Boulevard
Free and open to the public

Montana’s House Bill 932, passed in 2025, directs some recreational marijuana tax revenue – about $37 million over the next two years – to be invested in wildlife habitat, public access, working lands, and outdoor recreation across Montana.
The best part? A lot of that funding is available for local folks and groups to make a real on-the-ground impact right here, in your backyard.

At this event, you’ll:

• Hear how HB 932 works and what kinds of projects are eligible for funding.
• Learn about new community grant programs through Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
• Share your ideas for projects that could benefit Billings, Yellowstone County, and all of eastern Montana.

We’ll be joined by experts including Mike Mershon of Montana Wildlife Federation; Heather Bilden of Coulee Creek Ranch; and Peter Dudley of Montana Audubon.

We hope you’ll join us and help shape the future of Montana’s lands and wildlife!