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Servheen’s experience in the Scapegoat summarizes the way grizzly populations have changed since the ‘70s. He’s seen their ...
US departments of Interior, Agriculture responses to Trump unification order keep Forest Service fire management separate ...
Departments of Interior and Agriculture miss Trump deadline for submitting plan to consolidate wildland firefighting service ...
In presentation to MSU students, great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt focuses on GOP, conservation movement and ...
Scientists with the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team have resumed grizzly bear capture and monitoring operations in ...
The Greater Yellowstone Fire Action Network launched three years ago to expand that campaign across fire-prone parts of Idaho ...
Cow bison and a calf graze along the Madison River. A new 26-year study indicates bison and elk grazing on a landscape can increase grass growth by 20 percent. Credit: Jay Elhard / NPS Every summer, ...
Decommissioned logging roads and fire scars mark mountainsides on the southern edge of the Bob Marshall Wilderness. A proposed elimination of the 2001 Roadless Rule could open millions of acres of ...
Grand Prismatic Spring and thermophiles in Yellowstone National Park. While national parks are off limits for domestic energy production, geothermal energy abounds in the West, including the Greater ...
Harmful algae blooms are cropping up across Montana and Greater Yellowstone. Here, the effects of HABs are shown in a dead fish in Lake Helena on July 30. On a hot August day, the surface of Hebgen ...
U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz takes questions from reporters at a multi-day conference in Whitefish on August 19, 2025, for Western U.S. policymakers. Credit: Amanda Eggert / MTFP U.S. Forest ...
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