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Preserve open land on the Missouri River

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

Any development on this land should be limited to recreational purposes, not residential. I would like to see more natural-habitat trees planted and perhaps a better path, even dirt, for biking, cross-country skiing, and child strollers.

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Cindy Cockrell
7 years ago

We would love to continue to see this stay WIlD

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Bonnie J Mahle
7 years ago

We need to preserve THIS!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Preserve our state land for all Montanans...open space across the state is dissappearing at an alarming pace.

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Larry Kralj
7 years ago

It’s a wonderful little part of the river ecosystem that folks love. Let’s preserve it for people and wildlife.

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Rhonda Sage
7 years ago

If we don't protect nature, who will? We ALL need to step up and do the right thing.

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Elfie Neber
7 years ago

Love walking my dogs on this land and Insee many others doing the same.

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Brian Ratliff
7 years ago

My boys and I love to fish, walk the dog, and ride bikes here. There is also a small hill that is great for sledding. Keep it public!

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Ann Baker
7 years ago

I support keeping the land wild and closed to development.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The more we keep wild now the better off our children and grandkids future education and growth will be.

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Pat
7 years ago

Such beautiful spaces should be kept like that forever.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Develop it, great place for homes

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Thomas Cole
7 years ago

My kids and I use this land a couple times a week to get some exercise and fresh air. Would be a shame to lose it.

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Gordon Robinson
7 years ago

preservation of lands is a good thing......this parcel is worth protecting

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Public....do not develop!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep it Wild, Keep it Protected

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep it wild!

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Valorie
7 years ago

Let's keep it wild , no houses, stores no pavement

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Erik Argotti
7 years ago

Keep it open. We walk the dogs here all the time.

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Ruth Johns
7 years ago

Keep it natural and wild.