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As grizzlies have expanded to the Beartooth Front, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has hired Kylie Kembel to educate the public about living safely with their new, wild neighbors.

For years a state wildlife biologists efforts to spot grizzlies along the Beartooth Front were fruitless, but that changed after bear numbers rebounded in nearby Yellowstone National Park.

In this 10-part series produced over the past year by outdoor reporters and photojournalists across Montana and Wyoming, the many issues surrounding the uneasy coexistence of grizzlies and humans are

UPDATE: JUNE 18 AT 11:04 A.M.

06/16/21, 5:15 p.m. Robertson Draw Fire: The Robertson Draw Fire burning south of Red Lodge saw significant growth yesterday and is now estimated at about

06/16/21, 5:15 p.m. The Robertson Draw Fire burning south of Red Lodge saw significant growth yesterday and is now estimated at about 21,000 acres. The

BRETT FRENCH Additional federal funding helped a coalition of government and conservation groups double the number of projects across Montana during 2020 to keep grizzly bears and wolves away from livestock or other attractants. “The combined effort of everyone putting a little bit into the mixture helps create positive results,” said George Edwards, of the Montana Livestock Loss Board. “By partnering with diverse groups, we are achieving far more than any of us could...

New Wilderness Alliance Announces Draft Legislation for Northern Yellowstone Ecosystem News provided by Share this article Share this article BOZEMAN, Mont., Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Alliance today announced their proposal for new Wilderness designations on the Custer Gallatin National Forest (CGNF) in Southern Montana. GYWA plans to introduce a Wilderness Bill to the US Congress, titled the Gallatin-Yellowstone Wilderness Act. The Bill would designat...