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Montana Land Board signs off on 328-acre Lower Yellowstone acquisition - Vimarsana News

Montana Land Board signs off on 328-acre Lower Yellowstone acquisition

Conservation organizations, several of which have been working to expand recreational facilities and wildlife habitat along the stretch of the Yellowstone for years, cheered the development.

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Montana Land Board signs off on 328-acre Lower Yellowstone acquisition - Vimarsana News

Montana Land Board signs off on 328-acre Lower Yellowstone acquisition

Conservation organizations, several of which have been working to expand recreational facilities and wildlife habitat along the stretch of the Yellowstone for years, cheered the development.

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Fish and Wildlife Commission votes to support purchase of Lower Yellowstone River property - Vimarsana News

Fish and Wildlife Commission votes to support purchase of Lower Yellowstone River property

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously voted Thursday to approve the acquisition of a new wildlife management area proposed for the Lower Yellowstone River.

Fish and Wildlife Commission votes to support purchase of Lower Yellowstone River property - Vimarsana News

Fish and Wildlife Commission votes to support purchase of Lower Yellowstone River property

Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously voted Oct. 19 to approve the acquisition of a new wildlife management area proposed for the Lower Yellowstone River.

Forsyth-area land purchase approved by commission - Vimarsana News

Forsyth-area land purchase approved by commission

The acquisition will create Montana’s newest Wildlife Management Area, protect wildlife and riparian habitat and open 2.2 miles of riverfront for boat-in and walk-in access.