Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks :: Governor’s Grizzly Bear Advisory Council to Convene in Helena

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Councils & Committees News Tuesday, September 24, 2019 Contacts: Marissa Perry, Communications Director, Governor’s Office, (406) 444-4514 Vivaca Crowser, Regional Information and Education Program Manager, FWP, (406) 542-5518 Dillon Tabish, Regional Information and Education Program Manager, FWP, (406) 751-4564 Newly formed citizen group meeting for the first time Oct. 3-4 Helena, MT — The Governor’s Grizzly Bear Advisory Council is convening …

Don’t Let Congress Gut The Endangered Species Act 

In Endangered Species Act, Native American Religious Rights, Protect The Wolves by Twowolves4 Comments

 Don’t Let Congress Gut The Endangered Species Act CALL FOR ACTION in the U.S please take action now! Anti-environment members of Congress have already introduced legislative attacks that would undermine the Endangered Species Act, threatening the survival of sage grouse, grizzly bears, gray wolves, polar bears, beluga whales and countless other imperiled wildlife and ecosystems. And it sets a dangerous precedent …

Object to and oppose extending cattle grazing in the Upper Green, (36-CFR 218.7) Project 3049

In Native American Religious Rights, Oppose Welfare Ranching, Protect Sacred Yellowstone Grizzlies, Protect The Wolves by Twowolves29 Comments

Object to and oppose extending cattle grazing in the Upper Green Your Page clearly stated all Objections emailed by the 8th of January 2018.   ATTENTION: Dave Booth Pinedale Ranger District 29 East Fremont Lake Rd. P.O. Box 220, Pinedale, WY, 82941 dbooth@fs.fed.us David Booth and Objection Reviewing Officer: Dear Sirs, This is a formal request to add me to …

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In the 1980s and 1990s  the state of Montana conducted its elk reduction near Gardiner, Montana

In Native American Religious Rights, Protect Yellowstone Bison, Sacred Resource Protection Zone by Twowolves1 Comment

The number of wapiti on Yellowstone’s northern range today is closer to 6,000 which move seamless in and out of the park, and there are actually far fewer wolves in the park now than a decade ago. a Decade ago Ranchers were complaining there were too many Elk so Montana Slaughtered them All not Wolves. In the coming months, Yellowstone National Park, as part …