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On March 9, Yellowstone biologists working in the northern part of the park reported seeing the first grizzly bear of the spring season.
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Park County commissioners say a proposed gravel mine would reduce transportation time, emissions and traffic in busier areas. Locals are pushing back back.
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County commissioners and state wildlife managers are recommending electric fences to keep bears away from trash.
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Bat viewing events are growing in popularity statewide at a pressing time for bat conservation.
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The research is part of ongoing efforts to document recovery of the grizzly in the region.
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While western Montana deals with drought and fire, southcentral and southeastern Montana are seeing elevated storm activity and increased risk of flash flooding.
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A recent bird count shows more endangered whooping cranes are making the trip through the Great Plains than ever before.
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Wildlife managers are asking Montanans to help spot a lizard that blends into the dry brush and grasslands of central and eastern Montana.
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New laws signed by Gov. Greg Gianforte set aside tens of millions in marijuana revenue for conservation and wildlife habitat improvements, including the construction of wildlife crossings over busy roads.
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A high-powered satellite photo reveals reddish mineral deposits in the region shared between Montana and Wyoming
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Montana wildlife managers are looking for public feedback on their approach to balancing mule deer populations.
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US Forest Service workers feel caught in limbo, as federal court orders move them back and forth between hired and fired. Some employees and business owners are certain about what they need to do.