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Wild changes: Montana fisheries biologist notes Yellowstone River’s transformations
In 2024 the peak flow on the Shields River in Park County was on Sept. 19 – not during spring runoff – following a heavy fall ...
Montana Public Radio9h
New park revitalizes former lead smelter site in East Helena
Hundreds of acres of land once poisoned by a lead smelter in East Helena are now open for public access as part of the new ...
Missoulian5h
Polson ranching family given environmental award by MT Stockgrowers
Greg Gardner, owner and operator of G and G Livestock north of Polson, unpacks mineral supplement for his cattle in one of ...
National Parks Traveler17h
Legislation Introduced To Continue Billions Of Dollars In Support To National Park Service
Legislation introduced into the U.S. Senate aims to extend billions of dollars in federal funds to help the National Park ...
The Quad-City Times14h
Muscatine City Council may vote to settle Mandsager suit
On June 26, 2023, Muscatine City Attorney Matthew Brick provided an affidavit to the Grievance Commission of the Iowa Supreme ...
El Paso Matters on MSN12h
Pellicano Drive expansion still delayed, cleanup event brings big dumpsters near you, new direct flight to Mexico planned
Pellicano Drive expansion still stalled, city cleanup offers neighborhood dumpster sites, new flight to Mexico coming next ...
Daily Montanan11h
Governor signs suite of bills changing Montana’s environmental laws
The Legislature passed five new laws in response to the Held v. Montana climate change decision handed down last year ...
Livingston Enterprise10h
MSU Extension invites public to learn about tree and shrub care
A free hands-on, field demonstration on tree and shrub care will be held Wednesday afternoon in Livingston.  The event slated for 3:30-5:30 p.m. May 7 "will help participants feel ready to tackle any ...