Native plants thrive if meant for Montana: A foundation for life
Many seeds native to Montana need pretreatment before they will sprout, meaning they need to sit dormant in a cold, dark setting that mimics a Montana winter for about six months.
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Many seeds native to Montana need pretreatment before they will sprout, meaning they need to sit dormant in a cold, dark setting that mimics a Montana winter for about six months.
Fisher Ream, an AmeriCorps VISTA member who works at the State of Montana ArboretUM on the University of Montana Missoula campus, speaks with Lauren Korn about the ArboretUM’s summer and fall tree tours, as well as guided “forest bathing.”
Center for Biological Diversity: Bureau of Land Management Still Needs to Protect Area From Mineral Leasing
Center for Biological Diversity: Rare Montana Plant Threatened by Mining
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will review a request by three groups to consider the thick-leaf bladderpod for protection under the Endangered Species Act.