22 August 2024

Share

Share

Habitat Conservation In Montana Undergoing ‘Sea Change’

Habitat Conservation In Montana Undergoing ‘Sea Change’


Two years ago when Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks quietly unveiled a proposal to put Habitat Montana funds toward 30- and 40-year conservation leases, proponents described it as a “new conservation planning tool” while opponents warned of a “sea change” that could weaken one of the state’s most popular habitat protection programs. Now, with Fish and Wildlife Commission approval

Share

Share

Share

Share

Share

Voter Registration

Voter Registration


Western Native Voice staff helped answer questions and register voters during the Turns Around Celebration in Poplar Aug. 18. For more information about their efforts, visit westernnativevoice.org. Additional events will be held at the Poplar Cultural Center on Aug. 27 and at the Freda Fourstar Community Center in Frazer Aug. 29. Doors open at 5 p.m. with bingo beginning at 6 p.m. A previous bingo

Share

Share

Be Lookout For Greater Short-Horned Lizards

Be Lookout For Greater Short-Horned Lizards


As you are hunting, hiking and exploring Montana this fall, be sure to take a break from scanning the horizon and look down at the ground once in a while. Not only will this help you avoid stepping on a cactus or a rattlesnake, but you might also see one of eastern Montana’s rarely seen critters…the greater shorthorned lizard, commonly known as a “horny toad.” If you do, Montana Fish, Wildlife

Share