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On this National Public Lands Day, a factoid: Since 1990, America's federal public lands have dwindled by 4.9%, with BLM, in particular, reduced by 10.1%. Meanwhile, Montana has increased its federal public lands footprint by 1.3%. As other states see federal lands transferredpic.twitter.com/pIJHJwjIVl
to state control or outright privatized, Montana stands to benefit. Livability and quality of life issues are increasingly important to the entrepreneurs and innovators of the 21st century. And, in terms of tourism and recreation, with other states in decline and Montana
ascendent with respect to federal public lands stewardship, our state's competitive advantage grows. While we'd like to see the acreage of federal public lands increase overall, Montana's net gain is a silver lining and a reminder that
we mustn't ever backtrack on our public lands vigilance.
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