HELENA, Mont. - A new push for protection on the Rocky Mountain Front comes in the form of a letter to the state's congressional delegation. It is signed by 15 retired wildlife experts and land managers in Montana, including three former directors of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP).
Retired FWP Front area supervisor Mike Aderhold added his name to the letter. The Rocky Mountain Front Heritage Act was unveiled last fall, and Aderhold says he and his co-signers are hoping a member of the Montana delegation will step up and sponsor it.
