Montana May Allow Grizzly Hunting, But Not Right Away
The proposed changes would be used if Montana takes over grizzly management.
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FWP Proposes Calf Creek Tree Thinning in Bitterroot
A project could start as early as next winter.
A $10 Boater Safety Class Will be Offered July 20 in Missoula
Montanans love playing in the water during the summer, but being safe is also important.
Montana’s Watercraft Inspection Stations Will Open This Month
According to Montana FWP, the first watercraft inspection stations of 2019 will open this month.
New Group to Host Missoula Area Rivers Celebration this Thursday
A new Missoula area group, Three Rivers Collaborative, is working on issues related to local rivers will be hosting a public open house this Thursday from 5:30-7:30 at Conflux Brewing Company.
Lolo Peak Fire Helped Turn Lolo Bears Into Garbage Hunters
The Lolo Peak fire in 2017 was enormous and some of the impacts can still be felt.
Missoula FWP Searching for Volunteers for Citizens Advisory Committee
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is searching for some volunteers in west central Montana.
The Popular Stevensville Bridge Access Site Is Open Again For Floaters And Others
A popular public access site that was closed last summer is now open again thanks to a new land owner.
Montana FWP Is Seeking Early Input On Hunting Regulations
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks are looking for early public input and ideas for the 2018-2019 Montana hunting regulations.
Montana FWP Warns Folks About Biking In Bear Country
Last June, Forest Service law enforcement officer Brad Treat was killed by a grizzly bear while mountain biking outside of Glacier National Park.
Fish Wildlife And Parks Policy On Boat Inspections Clarified
The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks has established dozens of watercraft inspection stations around the state to protect waterways from the spread of invasive mussels.
FWP Investigates Several Reports Of A Potential Mountain Lion Sighting in Missoula
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks received several reports Thursday, April 27, about a potential mountain lion crossing Miller Creek.