Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public comment on the proposed award of $955,000 in grant funds to 32 applicants through the Montana Trail Stewardship Grant Program in 2023. In total, FWP received 53 applications requesting $2.6 million in funding. Applications were submitted by federal and state agencies, tribal governments, towns, cities, counties, recreational clubs and

With the high levels of snow and very warm temperatures this spring, boaters can expect high waters soon. The combination of high water and high expectations can be deadly when conditions are too extreme for safe boating. It can be hard to put safety ahead of adventure when you’ve spent hours planning a boat trip, but sometimes the only safe choice is to stay off the water. All water users

Multiple blocks of prescribed burns are planned at Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site. These burns will only occur when conditions such as humidity, wind and temperature are conducive to prescribed fire operations. If conditions are met, three units totaling 96 acres are planned for prescription. Units will run parallel to ND 1804 and along the park maintenance shop road. Prescribed

At the Sieben Ranch Block Management Area, Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a bill to double the payment cap for landowners increasing public access through Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Block Management Program. “Thanks to generous landowners like the Baucus family participating in Block Management, Montanans have access to millions of acres of private land to hunt,” Gianforte said. “Today,

The Montana Student Volunteer Award is presented through a partnership between the Governor’s Office of Community Service and Montana Campus Compact campuses. Luane Four Bear of Fort Peck Community College was one of 12 to receive this award. Honorees of this annual award are college students across the state who demonstrate dedication to service in their communities while pursuing a college

Growing up on a guest ranch near Emigrant meant that Cayden Rose had no doubts about his career aspirations when he arrived at Montana State University in 2019. Now a graduating senior from the College of Agriculture’s Dan Scott Ranch Management Program, he’s confident he made the right choice. “It was a perfect fit,” said Rose of the new degree program, which was introduced during