Support Us > Stewardship
The BCC is built upon stewardship. We have a responsibility to protect and preserve the pristine settings of the Bitterroots. By writing the politicians which govern these areas, we can assure our voice is heard. Please take the time to write these local representatives: Barry Paulson, Acting Forest Supervisor Bitterroot National Forest 1801 North 1st Street Hamilton, MT 59840 Send a copy of letter to Ravalli County Commissioners: Attn: Kathleen Driscoll Carlotta Grandstaff Alan Thompson James E. Rokosch Greg Chilcott To: Glenda Wiles, Administrative Assistant Ravalli County Commissioners Office 215 S. 4th Street, Suite A Hamilton, MT 59840 Send copy of letter to: Ravalli Republic Attn: Jenny Johnson 232 West Main Hamilton, MT 59840 |
(Matt Van Biene on the approach to Shoshone Spire) |
(Unknown (unclimbed?) spire in Canyon Creek) |
The Missoulian Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 8029 Missoula, MT 59840 Send copy of letter to: Senator Max Baucus Missoula Field Office 1821 South Avenue West, Suite 203 Missoula MT 59801
Senator Jon Tester Missoula Field Office 116 West Front Street Missoula, MT 59802
Congressman Denny Rehberg Kelly McQuiston, Field Representative 310 East Broadway, Suite 2 Missoula, MT 59801 Governor Brian Schweitzer P.O. Box 200801 Helena, MT 59620
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The BCC, in conjunction with the UM Climbing Club, coordinates seasonal clean-ups of the local crags and trail maintenance on an as-needed basis. The BCC also works to maintain safe and respectful climbing practices throughout Western Montana. In 2008, BCC members and Boulder Bash participants cleaned up Lost Horse Canyon, leaving the place far cleaner than they found it.
If you would like to host a clean-up event, or notice a problem in the Bitterroot that we can help take care of, let us know as soon as you can! |
(Boulder Bash 2008!) |
