Montana Forest Restoration Committee
The Montana Forest Restoration Committee (MFRC) is the governing body under whose authority all work is conducted. The MFRC meets twice per year, and has the authority to approve new, Forest-level or local Restoration Committees, changes in Restoration Principles, etc. The work of the MFRC is also guided by its adopted Charter. 
In addition, the MFRC evaluates pilot efforts and makes changes as necessary to better accomplish the goals of the Forest Restoration Committees. Forest Service representatives serve as ex-officio members of the MFRC.
The duties of the MFRC are to:
- Adopt rules and policies governing its operations
- Adopt work plans and programs
- Enter into agreements with other agencies or organizations
- Adopt a budget
- Adopt official policies or positions for the MFRC
- Review the actions of the co-chairs, the Steering Committee, and any staff
- Undertake any other action appropriate to the mission and purpose of the MFRC
Current MFRC Members
Julia Altemus, Montana Wood Products Association
Debbie Austin, U.S. Forest Service
Scott Brennan, The Wilderness Society
Len Broberg, Sierra Club
Gary Burnett, Blackfoot Challenge 
Chris Bryant, The Nature Conservancy
Caroline Byrd, The Nature Conservancy
Al Christophersen, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Tony Colter, Sun Mountain Lumber
Marnie Criley, Criley Consulting
Orville Daniels, Citizen-at-Large
Eugene DeGayner, U.S. Forest Service
K.D. Feeback, Attorney
John Gatchell, Montana Wilderness Association
William Geer, Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
Bob Harrington, State Forester, Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation
Dale Harris, Great Burn Study Group
Brian Kahn, Artemis Common Ground
Julie King, U.S. Forest Service
Jake Kreilick, WildWest Institute
Tim Love, U.S. Forest Service
Chelsea McIver, Citizen-at-Large
Mary Mitsos, National Forest Foundation
Julia Riber, U.S. Forest Service
Jack Rich, Rich Ranches
Kevin Riordan, U.S. Forest Service 
Adam Rissien, Wildlands CPR
Chuck Roady, FH Stoltze Land & Lumber
Tim Ryan, EthnoTech
Paul Rumelhart, Kootenai River Development Council
Gordy Sanders, Pyramid Mountain Lumber
Dan Thompson, Ravalli County Off-Road Users Association
Jason Todhunter, TriCon
Mark Vander Meer, VanWild
Chip Weber, U.S. Forest Service
Tom Williams, Rancher
Meetings
The full committee meets twice a year. The next meeting will take place in May 2013.
Minutes
May 2012
November 2011
May 2011
November 2010
May 2010
May 2009
November 2008
May 2008
January 2008
October 2007
MFRC Quarterly Newsletter
Spring 2013
Winter 2013
Summer 2012
Winter 2011