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Custer Gallatin National Forest plan recommends 8 new wilderness areas

Eight Recommended Wilderness Areas totaling 139,400 acres are proposed in the Custer Gallatin National Forest’s land management plan, unveiled to the public on Friday.

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Groups say mining would risk rare plant in Pryor Mountains

Groups say mining would risk rare plant in Pryor Mountains
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Groups say mining plan risks rare plant in Pryor Mountains

Groups say mining would risk rare plant in Pryor Mountains March 12, 2021 GMT BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) Conservation groups filed a petition with government wildlife officials Thursday seeking protections for a plant that’s found only in the arid foothills of the Pryor Mountains along the Montana-Wyoming border, where a mining project is being proposed. The thick-leaf bladderpod is a small, flowering plant that depends for survival on a fragile type of soil that’s made of lichens, mosses and other organisms. Researchers say the plant is largely limited to an area of only about 23 square miles (60 square kilometers) in southcentral Montana. The region receives as little as 8 inches of rain annually on average.

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Groups ask that rare Pryor Mountain desert plant be protected; drilling planned in area

BRETT FRENCH A Mexican-based company’s proposal to explore for gypsum along the base of the Pryor Mountains, if approved, could threaten a rare plant species — the thick-leaf bladder pod. That’s the contention of several conservation groups that have petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to declare the species threatened or endangered, thereby protecting its habitat from the project. The Bureau of Land Management issued a Finding of No Significant Impact for the four-acre drilling plan near Gyp Springs last year, meaning it didn’t believe the work merited more intensive scrutiny under an environmental impact statement. But the drilling has not yet been authorized.

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