Which method works best?
Actually it seems to me that there are too few differences in result so far to make a determination.
Glacier hazes roadside bears; Grand Teton, Yellowstone let people close. By Cory Hatch, Jackson Hole News and Guide.
Back in the days before 1970, Yellowstone let people feed sandwiches and twinkes […]
Continue Reading →Gold deposit discovered on ridge visible from Glacier in the North Fork Flathead River-
First it was coal mining, then coal bed methane, now gold; and all the pollution runs into the United States.
Canadian company claims rich gold find north of Glacier National Park, raising concerns. By Michael Jamison. Missoulian
Continue Reading →Quota of 2 wolves has been reached in North Fork of Flathead area-
The quota was only two, but three wolves were poached in the during the hunt.
Story: Wolf hunt closed west of Glacier. Missoulian.
Continue Reading →Move was to protect it during the general hunting season-
Albino bear moved. Bozeman Chronicle.
Continue Reading →Bill includes funding to reimburse for wolf kills, but may also contain money for proactive measures-
From what I’ve read, this sounds pretty good to me for wildlife and outdoors in Montana. Great Falls Tribune.
Continue Reading →Feature article says that despite notable incidents and failures, grizzly recovery in NW Montana is successful-
Knowledge to coexist: For most part, industry succeeds in informing people about bruins. By Michael Jamison. Missoulian.
Continue Reading →Carrie Hunt has had great success but one “too friendly” griz is going to die-
Michael Jamison of the Missoulian has written a most interesting article about a so far gentle old Glacier Park sow who has resisted all efforts, including the most sophisticated (bear shepherding), to stop approaching people. It may be because the […]
Continue Reading →Senator Baucus tells Secretry of Interior about the many threats from British Columbia-
The latest threat to the river and Glacier National Park is gold mining.
Interior chief Salazar visits North Fork. Missoulian. By Michael Jamison. BC’s indifference, I think, or at least hope, is mostly an accident of geography because no one lives […]
Continue Reading →Finally some international pressure on the coal pit/coalbed methane proposals just northwest of Glacier (and Waterton) National Parks-
United Nations Will Study Threats to Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. By Dan Testa, Flathead Beacon (in New West)
Continue Reading →Boise, Idaho man said attack happened too fast to use either when he surprised the bears-
Fortunately he was able to walk 4 miles to the trailhead.
Update: the original story has been replaced by a much more detailed one below.
Boise man in hospital following griz attack. By Karin Ronnow. Bozeman Chronicle […]
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