Madelynn Pandis

University of Montana journalism graduate, writing about conservation, public land access, hunting and the outdoors.

[Madelynn Pandis @Madelynn_Kaye]

Nearly 1.56 million acres of public land remain inaccessible to recreators in Montana after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the Iron Bar Holdings v. Cape lawsuit. #PublicLandAccess #CornerCrossing

https://t.co/lKZSPGJKjf

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The Roadless Rule, which protects 6.4 million acres of national forest service land from development is being
rescinded.

Story by Madelynn Pandis
Photos by Jason Mailey

#RoadlessRuleRollback

Read here: https://t.co/xnKWGFr3bT

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Despite sounding far-fetched, retired professor Diana Six says that nearly one third of all insect species are facing extinction. #SalmonFlyProject #AquaticInsects

https://t.co/n1Y3nnEWd1

[Montana Kaimin @MontanaKaimin]

Media arts senior O’maste-win Foster uses AI and database storytelling to prepare for her exhibition “A Real Life Indian.”

Story by Madelynn Pandis
Photo by Diego Hernandez

#IndigenousArtists #DigitalArt

Read here: https://t.co/p0GvW5F50F

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After receiving a letter from a former Griz softball player during the COVID-19 quarantine, William “Spike” Potter became an important member of the Griz softball family.  

https://t.co/LhDDONqivP

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Read here: https://t.co/z0Cf43NJDX the_kaimin_cast/the-gun-divide-college-handgun-culture/article_f653293c-f7c6-11ef-ba16-c77430973b86.html

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Nearly 5% of Montana’s public land is legally inaccessible, blocking public access to 1.56 million acres.

Episode by Madelynn Pandis @Madelynn_Kaye

#CornerCrossing #MontanaPublicLands #LandUseRights

Read here: https://t.co/MTrhLZz33X