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More snow needed to improve summer's water outlook - Vimarsana News

More snow needed to improve summer's water outlook

While February moisture boosted snowpack levels across the state, March didn’t help much – except in southwest and southern parts of the state. However, recent rains have boosted precipitation in the Flathead basin, dumping 153% of the 1991-2020 average precipitation for the first week of April. The upper and lower Clark Fork basins also received significant boosts, and the Kootenai was at 91% for the first week.

Electrofishing: A necessity or a harm to struggling species? - Vimarsana News

Electrofishing: A necessity or a harm to struggling species?

The process, while 'not much fun for the trout,' is generally accepted among fish and wildlife agencies as a helpful tool for tracking the size and health of populations.

Electrofishing: Netting fish and data - Vimarsana News

Electrofishing: Netting fish and data

The process, while 'not much fun for the trout,' is generally accepted among fish and wildlife agencies as a helpful tool for tracking the size and health of populations.

Report: Female grizzlies could be in Bitterroot Ecosystem soon - Vimarsana News

Report: Female grizzlies could be in Bitterroot Ecosystem soon

A report from January 2024 by a couple of conservation groups estimates female grizzly bears could reach the Bitterroot Ecosystem in as few as 3.7 years given the number of cubs they have every year, distances between recovery zones, denning habitats, and location of routes with berries bears like to eat.

Snowy February Weather Tapers off, More Snow is Needed to Improve this Summer's Water Supply Outlook | News - Vimarsana News

Snowy February Weather Tapers off, More Snow is Needed to Improve this Summer's Water Supply Outlook | News

Given the lack of precipitation from November through most of January in Montana, above normal precipitation was needed over the last couple of months