Half-grown T. Rex Fossil Could Answer Questions
Fossil dubbed "Baby Bob" found in July in a fossil-rich area near the eastern Montana town of Jordan
Fish Barrier in Silver Bow Creek Intended to Protect Cutthroat Trout
Barrier is expected to be finished in late 2014
EXPLORE: Stumptown Ice Den
Operated by the city of Whitefish, the ice rink is once again open for the season
Fun and Travel
Lurching from one near disaster to another...
As Ferret Numbers Dwindle, More to be Released
McDonald says more than 200 have been released in central Montana over past two decades
Farm Bureau Drops of Out of Bison Lawsuit
The move leaves Park County as the only remaining plaintiff in a 2011 lawsuit
Flathead National Forest Christmas Tree Permits Available
The Christmas tree permit is only for National Forest System lands
Dodging Deer
Out Of Bounds
Flathead Forest Officials to Discuss Wilderness Act Anniversary Events
The public is invited to a no-host breakfast on Friday, Nov. 22
Swan Lake Ranger District to Host Meeting on Beaver Creek Restoration Activities
Request for input into restoration activities in the Beaver Creek area
EXPLORE: Upland Young Forest Trail
The Riparian Old Growth Trail is a 0.3-mile trail
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Lurching from one near disaster to another...
Research: Grizzlies Not So Dependent on Pine Nuts
The USFWS delisted the bears in 2007, but a federal judge returned the protection
Montana Researchers Awarded Grant Funds to Convert Beetle-Killed Trees into Biofuel
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced recently that it has awarded nearly $10 million to an academic, industry and government consortium to study the major challenges in using insect-killed trees as a sustainable feedstock for bioenergy. The award was made by U.S.D.A.’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The University of Montana will receive more […]
Eating New Orleans
Out Of Bounds
