SUSTAINABILITY

We are utilizing some of the most beautiful lands in North America to develop a unique experience for everyone involved. Referred to as the Crown of the Continent, Fire in the Mountains is located on the edge of Glacier National Park, and just north of the Badger-Two Medicine Wilderness, in Blackfeet Country. This experience is about connecting with nature in a profound way. Therefore, we must care deeply for this pristine natural environment and, as the festival promoters and attendees, must practice a “Leave-No-Trace” ethic. 

We kindly require you to prepare your journey to Red Eagle Campground ahead of time and come prepared to be in the wilderness for the duration of the festival. By embodying the integrity required to honor these sacred lands, the safety of others, and the safety of all those who inhabit this incredible part of the world, collectively, we will be the best stewards we can.

• Recycling and Composting – Partnering with Win-Win Productions 

• “Farm-to-Festival” – Food farmed and raised regeneratively by locals

• We have intentions to reduce the large carbon footprint of throwing a festival as much as possible. In order to achieve our goals of being “Net-positive,”, we have begun the process by donating some proceeds to local reforestation and renewable energy projects, as well as now partnering with Win-Win Productions. We ask you to join us in offsetting the carbon footprint you will create in coming to FITM by purchasing carbon credits on our ticketing page. This money will then be directed into these same local projects.

• We are in the process of creating an updated Scholarship Program with the Blackfeet Nation. This program will offer free tickets and camping in exchange for manual labor on a local habitat restoration project in the Browning area. This work will be conducted before the music starts during the festival weekend.