Since release of the Helena National Forest plan in 1986, HHAA has been involved in the forest planning process.  As the next Forest Plan is developed for 2020 and beyond, HHAA will continue to provide recommendations for the benefit of public land wildlife habitat, which in turn will benefit wildlife and hunter opportunity.

• HLCNF Desired Condition Comment-HHAA 1-15-2016
• Forest Standards_Article-Environmental Law Review
• IRAs – HLCNF revision 3-11-2016 Overview-Joslin
• Acknowledge limits of forest knowledge – IR Wuerthner 2019-12-02

However, opportunities for the average hunter, or person, to have a say in management of their public lands as it may affect wildlife habitats, is in jeopardy because Experts Say The Magna Carta of American Environmental Law is Under Siege. (https://mountainjournal.org/trump-administration-takes-aim-at-magna-carta-of-american-environmental-protection-laws)