I'm something of an archivist journalist. As we all know, Montana is under the pressures of immense and rapid change, and indeed there are stories and heritage that will be lost in this transition without any documentation of their disappearance.
I'm looking to document and then tell stories from across the state, from ranchers being pushed aside for development, to loggers and miners losing work, indigenous elders and community leaders fighting further cultural erasure, fly fishermen watching the rivers they grew up on being crowded and sold, granola types defending agains the ultra-wealthy or development groups destroying nature, people simply living off the grid as an act of defiance, etc. Any story will do.
If interested in learning more, please reach out.