Our Members

Diverse Montana companies unite around common causes

  • Public lands provide an economic advantage to Montana businesses. Our members align on the premise that their businesses are made stronger because of Montana’s healthy outdoors.

  • Our public lands, waters, and access to recreation help recruit and retain talent and create innovative business teams.

  • Together, we advocate for public lands as an economic asset that will sustain our economy and Montana businesses now and in the future.

Who We Are

“We believe in the importance of public lands and better management tools so that our treasured spaces don’t get ‘loved to death.’ We appreciate all that Business for Montana’s Outdoors does to promote sustainable outdoor recreation in Montana.”

Maggie Carr & Yve Bardwell, Choteau, Dropstone Outfitting

“Our quality of life is defined by our public lands and access to them. It’s the reason tech companies like mine have a competitive advantage. We can successfully recruit and retain our top talent in- and out-of-state because of the world-class landscape that surrounds us. Business for Montana’s Outdoors gives us the platform to advocate for all of this.”

Lance Trebesch, EventGroove, Bozeman

“Montana’s outdoor economy generates $7.1 billion in consumer spending on an annual basis that is directly related to our expansive public lands; that’s why people come here, and that’s why people spend money here, it’s why people work and live here.”

George Gaines, Missoula, Chilton Skis

“Access to Montana’s outdoors is a competitive advantage to attract top talent and build a culture that retains high-performing people. Business for Montana’s Outdoors understands that the business voice is integral in support of keeping our public lands healthy, and accessible”

Ali Knapp, Bozeman, Wisetail

Join Us

Membership is free and invaluable. As a member of Business for Montana’s Outdoors, you will have opportunities to: 

  • Elevate your voice across our communication channels.

  • Participate in social, educational, and networking events.

  • Influence decision-makers.
  • Engage in community-driven conservation initiatives.Take actions that secure the future of our outdoors.