Park County Environmental Council

PCEC is your community conservation organization!

Founded in 1989, Park County Environmental Council works to protect the land, water, air, and wildlife and to foster a resilient future in Yellowstone's northern gateway. Through grassroots organizing, community engagement, conservation education, and leadership development, we are the local go-to conservation organization that protects the inherent natural character of this special place we get to call home.

We have recently completed a three year Strategic Plan that sets forth five interdependent priorities to guide our work and inspire action across our community. They are:

Protect: We will protect our land, wildlife, air and water resources.
Educate: We will educate community members to inspire and inform conservation action.
Advocate: We will advocate for the policies, practices and people that advance our mission.
Create: We will help create the resilient and climate adaptive communities we want to live in today and in the future.
Ensure: We will ensure a strong and nimble Park County Environmental Council.

With your support, we can bring these priorities to light, and protect these special spaces for future generations of people and wildlife to call home. Please join us, and thank you for being part of what makes this community so special.

Testimonials

We're fortunate to live in one of the most beautiful areas in America, and to have the talented, experienced and passionate folks at PCEC fighting for it. -Joe Phelps

PCEC has influenced my future goals and values more than anything else in my life. -Anders Harrison

PCEC has been a tireless advocate and partner in the effort to save Suce Creek. Paradise Valley is forever indebted and I am grateful for their leadership, their courage, and their competence." -Maggie McGuane

The team at PCEC are always creatively forging ahead, with passion and the utmost care for our community. - Dale Sexton