Rep. Ryan Zinke announced a public lands bill proposing new wilderness, restoration areas and recreation protections in Montana. The proposal revisits decades of negotiations over the Blackfoot River headwaters, and Zinke has limited time to advance it before his term ends.
Representative backing the Montana Sportsman Conservation Act and one of the delegation members who had not responded to Zinke’s announcement.
ALSO MENTIONED Conrad Burns, Former senator mentioned in the history of a 1988 election and wilderness bill.; John Melcher, Former senator mentioned in the history of a 1988 election and wilderness bill.; Max Baucus, Former senator whose wilderness-protection measures form part of the article’s historical context.; Ronald Reagan, Former president who vetoed a 1988 Montana wilderness bill.
Senator backing the Montana Sportsman Conservation Act and one of the delegation members who had not responded to Zinke’s announcement.
Representative backing the Montana Sportsman Conservation Act and one of the delegation members who had not responded to Zinke’s announcement.
ALSO MENTIONED Conrad Burns, Former senator mentioned in the history of a 1988 election and wilderness bill.; John Melcher, Former senator mentioned in the history of a 1988 election and wilderness bill.; Max Baucus, Former senator whose wilderness-protection measures form part of the article’s historical context.; Ronald Reagan, Former president who vetoed a 1988 Montana wilderness bill.
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