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Now's the chance to comment on more grizzly bears.

Now's the chance to comment on more grizzly bears.

Now's the chance to comment on more grizzly bears.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service asks for public comment on a plan to recover grizzly bears in the Bitterroot Mountains of Montana and Idaho.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife is beginning the process to evaluate the restoration of grizzly bears to the Bitterroot ecosystem, located in west central Montana and east central Idaho.

A century ago, we stocked non-native trout throughout national parks. Now native species like cutthroat trout must be transplanted in experimental habitats if theyre to survive through this decade.

Missoula County will have a seat at the table as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service looks to restore grizzly bears to the expansive Bitterroot ecosystem south of Missoula.

A century ago, we stocked non-native trout throughout national parks. Now native species like cutthroat trout must be transplanted in experimental habitats if theyre to survive through this decade.

A century ago, we stocked non-native trout throughout national parks. Now native species like cutthroat trout must be transplanted in experimental habitats if theyre to survive through this decade.

A century ago, we stocked non-native trout throughout national parks. Now native species like cutthroat trout must be transplanted in experimental habitats if theyre to survive through this decade.