Effort features more than 30 inspection stations, decontamination stations for boats leaving Tiber and Canyon Ferry Reservoirs and a broad outreach and education effort to help ensure people recreating on Montana’s waterways are practicing clean,
Now, nearly four decades after she first arrived in Montana from Minnesota and following years of non-wolf work, Diane Boyd has orbited back to her professional origins with her new role as wolf management and
Management plan calls for a population of 3,000 bison in the region, but about 5,500 live there now.
Turbidity is taking a toll on the weight of the fish, which have to be able to see their food to eat it.
Even more business expected in 2017, although issues such as invasive mussels a cause for concern.
Fall pre-established harvest sub-quota for the districts have been met
The trees will be placed in the pond in the coming spring, submerged and anchored to increase habitat complexity, provide hiding cover for juvenile fish and nesting cover for some species of adult fish.
Tiber Reservoir remains the only water body in which multiple sample results showed mussel larvae in the state.
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