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“Scaling New Heights” highlights mountain goat conservation

“Scaling New Heights” highlights mountain goat conservation

Although mountain goats are known to quite literally live life on the edge, these animals now face a host of threats entirely outside of their control. However, mountain goat expert Bruce Smith is working to spread awareness of their plight. On April 2, the Bozeman Public Library hosted “Scaling New

Conversing about grizzly bear and wolf conservation

Conversing about grizzly bear and wolf conservation

“FTG” is a saying MSU students know all too well. However, on Friday Oct. 18, internationally-renowned bear expert Chris Servheen made his way to Bozeman to proclaim a love for the grizzlies — and wolves — that make the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) their home. Servheen, a biologist and conservationist, and

Presentation on Montana forest fires

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Montana State University, formerly MSU Wonderlust, will host a virtual presentation, “Montana’s Forest Fires: Why We Just Burn Our Forests.” The program, in partnership with the Belgrade Community Library, will take place at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15. The event is

Citations issued, ethical concerns raised over White Gulch elk hunt

HELENA – On Oct. 26, the second day of Montana’s general big game season, dozens of hunters converged on a large herd of elk on a section of state land near White Gulch near Canyon Ferry Reservoir. While many of those hunters took clean shots, as the herd scattered other

Citations issued, ethical concerns raised over White Gulch elk hunt

Citations issued, ethical concerns raised over White Gulch elk hunt

HELENA – On Oct. 26, the second day of Montana’s general big game season, dozens of hunters converged on a large herd of elk on a section of state land near White Gulch near Canyon Ferry Reservoir. While many of those hunters took clean shots, as the herd scattered other