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Trapping season for furbearing animals is well underway and Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks is asking bobcat hunters and trappers this winter to submit samples of their catches.
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Conservation group American Prairie recently made the second largest acquisition in the organization's history.
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Bozeman’s local ski hill, Bridger Bowl, was recently recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with a pollution prevention award.
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Yellowstone National Park is recognized as a natural treasure, but so are the 20 million acres that surround it, known as the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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Grasshopper outbreaks can ravage crops and farmers’ profits. A judge in August ruled on a lawsuit over chemicals used to control them.
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Bug enthusiasts in Montana are cataloging a winged insect known in many households for eating clothes, furniture and crops. These citizen scientists say moths are much more than pests, and they’re braving the nights and early morning hours around Billings to see them.
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Wildlife managers are publishing the results of a multi-year study of pronghorn antelope in Montana. That research is helping ranchers in Central Montana figure out how to better share the land with pronghorn.
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Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is limiting available hunting licenses for antlerless mule deer to support population numbers in Eastern Montana, where the 10-year decline of mule deer is in the double digits.
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The Yellowstone Tribal Heritage Center hosts artists, historians and cultural ambassadors from more than two dozen tribes.
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Gray wolf numbers in Wyoming continue to climb while verified livestock killings by wolves drop
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Federal dollars will fund the replacement of fences and other grassland restoration in central Montana.
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An event in Bozeman Tuesday celebrates what wildlife managers call a forty year success story in recovering and protecting grizzlies.