Montana Sage Grouse Habitat Conservation Program - NEWS

MSGOT to Host a Stakeholder Meeting

MSGOT and the Sage Grouse Habitat Conservation Program will host a stakeholder meeting June 18th from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in the DNRC Headquarters Montana Room, 1539 Eleventh Ave., Helena, MT.

The Program and MSGOT urge the public to participate and provide their perspectives.  In-person attendance is encouraged.  An option to join virtually is available for those who cannot attend in person via this Teams link: REGISTER HERE

MSGOT received an economic assessment report prepared by Industrial Economics Inc. recommending several technical changes to improve sustainability and equity of the Montana Mitigation System.  The meeting will provide an opportunity for interested parties to ask questions and discuss the application of potential economic recommendations and consider potential changes for affected stakeholders.  Industrial Economics Inc. will provide a presentation describing potential outcomes for various recommendations.  The presentation will be followed with an opportunity for open discussion as the Program begins coodinating with interested parties in formulating recommendations for MSGOT's consideration.

Download document: IEC ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT DOCUMENT

If you use assistive techology and need an accessible version of this document please contact the Program at 406-444-1467

IEc April 24, 2026 Ppt Presentation: IEC ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT PPT PRESENTATION

Written comments may be submitted to the Program by email.  Send to thartman@mt.gov with "Economic Assessment" in the subject line.  Comments may also be sent by mail to Sage Grouse Habitat Conservation Program, P.O. Box 201601, Helena MT 59620

The Montana Sage Grouse Habitat Conservation Program works to sustain viable sage grouse populations and conserve habitat. Montana’s Sage Grouse Conservation Strategy is based on the collaborative work of diverse Stakeholders. The Montana Sage Grouse Oversight Team and the Program implement Executive Order 12-2015 and the Greater Sage Grouse Stewardship Act in partnership with, landowners, state and federal agencies, and many private diverse stakeholders so that Montanans maintain control of their lands, wildlife and economy.