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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.
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Yellowstone National Park says staff and Wyoming wildlife managers have confirmed the first case of chronic wasting disease in a park animal.
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Following the passing of Bruno the bear, ZooMontana adopted two young male grizzly cubs.
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Mill Creek, a tributary of the Upper Yellowstone River about 20 miles south of Livingston, is one of the best small streams to fish for Yellowstone cutthroat trout. But, catching the fish in its native habitat has gotten harder as other trout species have invaded the area.Restoration efforts at Mill Creek are being led by a non-profit in partnership with the Forest Service
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Limited access to veterinary services is creating an added barrier to controlling animal overpopulation in Montana’s rural areas.
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Federal, state and tribal officials met on Tuesday for the Interagency Bison Management Plan’s fall meeting to review Yellowstone bison population numbers and discuss future bison management plans.
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Conservation group successfully blocks gold mine development saving the park and it's revenue.
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ZooMontana's Bruno the bear passes away on October 20th at the age of 23.
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Montana state officials oppose the Yellowstone draft bison plans, citing factors such as disease transmission in their response.
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A recent, highly infectious outbreak of avian influenza scourges local bird population.
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Montana Zoo bears are close contenders to Alaska's Fattest Bear contest winners.