Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation announced that Swan Valley wildlife is now permanently protected.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has gone on the record in support of removing the gray wolf from the list of endangered and threatened wildlife species, as has been proposed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

For the tenth year in a row, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation registered record membership.

Some of the best elk hunting in Montana is in the Elkhorn Mountains, so when a prescribed burn project to remove invasive plants in the area was opposed in court, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation fought back, and won.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and the Sportsmen’s Alliance stated on Tuesday that they are diametrically opposed to the ruling by Federal Judge Dana Christensen that restored endangered species status to the Yellowstone Ecosystem grizzly bears.

The worldwide conservation group, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is urging Congress to fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation announced on Monday that 120 acres just north of the Bass Creek Recreation Area is now public land and is off the market for commercial or residential development.

The largest non-typical bull elk ever taken in Montana is currently on display at the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s World Headquarters here in Missoula.

On Monday, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation announced a gift of over 1,000 acres near Dillon that will permanently protect critical elk habitat.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, whose world headquarters are in Missoula, will present their annual convention, known as ‘Elk Camp’, in March near Phoenix, Arizona.

Following a blistering criticism of America's public lands in Forbes magazine, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation renewed it's firm support to keep 'public lands in public hands.'

Today, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has members around the globe, with a highly-visited world headquarters right here in Missoula.