Wild Montana’s Wilderness Walks fall lineup features 26 educational experiences across Montana, including Miles City and Billings. This year’s schedule offers a fall season for the first time as part of the organization’s effort to provide year-round educational opportunities. Said a press release, “The free group outings combine education with wilderness experiences on public lands.

Continuing his efforts to protect Montanans’ privacy and cybersecurity, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., announced $4.95 million in grant funding to help state and local governments - particularly in rural communities - address cybersecurity risks and threats. This funding comes from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and is aimed at helping local communities implement plans to

State History enthusiasts are invited to gather on Sept. 28-30 for the 50th annual Montana History Conference at the Delta Colonial Hotel in Helena, the same location they convened for the first time in 1974. Then, as now, the conference endeavored to explore underrepresented facets of regional history and to recognize that the past is a continuum and its people, events, successes, and failures

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Law Enforcement Division will hold its first ever Women’s Warden Workshop on Sept. 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Montana WILD in Helena. The workshop is open to anyone 16 years or older who is interested in becoming a warden. Registration is not required. The workshop will cover topics including: •a day in the life of a warden •how to become a