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The man said O’Day had an AR-style rifle in the truck and kept a hand on it while they drove from his residence near the Montana-Idaho border to a place where O’Day’s wife was staying on Montana Highway 56.

U.S. Sen. Jim Risch has introduced a bill in the U.S. Senate that would fully delist grizzly bears in the lower 48 from Endangered Species Act protections.

Spokesperson Kristine Akland explained the reasons for the intended lawsuit to stop the timber sale.

Spokesperson Kristine Akland explained the reasons for the intended lawsuit to stop the timber sale.

Spokesperson Kristine Akland explained the reasons for the intended lawsuit to stop the timber sale.

Spokesperson Kristine Akland explained the reasons for the intended lawsuit to stop the timber sale.

A federal judge has halted an expansive logging project in the Kootenai National Forest, often referred to as the “Black Ram Project,” after finding that the U.S. Forest Service made

If you were a grizzly bear on the move, where would you go and how would you get there?

Center for Biological Diversity: MISSOULA, Mont.— A federal judge late Thursday ruled in favor of conservation groups and scrapped the massive Black Ram logging project in Montana’s Kootenai National Forest. The project threatened a small and imperiled population of grizzly bears near the Montana-Canada border.

By maintaining endangered species protections on the growing bear population, lawmakers are enabling grizzlies to terrorize communities.