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The key is in the details with the BLM, as they work hard to upkeep the land.
From installing informative signs for interested hikers to weed whacking along the fence lines, every job matters in order to keep Billings’ campsites and trails open and accessible to their recreational users.
Our crew worked with the BLM, building jackleg fencing to prevent motorized vehicles from going on unauthorized roads, re-established a trail suffering from erosion, and picking up trash in several parking lots and along trailways.
The work was never boring with such a variety of tasks to complete and shows that even the smaller tasks mean a lot for the BLM and its frequenters.
