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Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks approved the purchase of a 52,930-acre conservation easement in the Cabinet Mountains ...
Stage I fire restrictions are in place for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks managed lands in Madison County.Under Stage I ...
Most summer fish kills are natural events that occur when dissolved oxygen in a waterbody becomes depleted, often due to ...
The Montana Black Bear Monitoring Program hopes to craft an updated and more detailed statewide population model.
Montana is considering setting a wolf kill quota of 500 for the 2025-2026 wolf seasons, nearly half of its wolf population.
The estimated number of wolves in Montana decreased slightly in 2024, but Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is proposing more ...
Wildlife managers earlier this month proposed new hunting and trapping regulations that could cut the state’s wolf population in half.
Brown trout can harm native trout species, such as bull trout and westslope cutthroat, by outcompeting them for resources and ...
Each year, the Montana Wildlife Federation honors exceptional conservation efforts across our state. This year's award recipients include Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff who were honored for ...
The changes we’re proposing this year are targeted at trying to increase harvest in west and northwest Montana," said Quentin ...
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) this week completed its review of a proposal to permanently protect 53,000 acres of ...
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