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Bitterroot bears: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks tackles human-bear conflicts in the valley (opens the original)
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STEVENSVILLE — In the Bitterroot Valley, along with the growing population of people, there are bears. There is a resident black bear population and, sometimes, there are grizzlies. “We certainly have grizzlies that live and move through the Bitterroot, so seeing them is definitely a possibility,” said Vivaca Crowser, an education program manager with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP). “It is a spot where we have consistent reports. We're able to verify some of those, but it's not a place wit
Crews battle Nature Grove Fire on Bitterroot National Forest in Montana (opens the original)
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HAMILTON — Fire crews are battling steep terrain to fight the Nature Grove Fire, which prompted evacuation warnings along part of Skalkaho Highway outside of Hamilton. “No roads, no access, just really thickly timbered steep slopes,” said Bitterroot National Forest Darby-Sula District ranger Steve Brown. “One of those places that we've always said ‘We hope we don't get a fire there.’” After a Saturday lightning strike, the area above Black Bear Campground ignited on Sunday. The Nature Grove Fire
Hundreds attend meeting opposing Bitterroot mining project (opens the original)
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HAMILTON — More than 500 people packed a Hamilton auditorium Tuesday evening for a meeting opposing the Sheep Creek Rare Earth Exploration Project. The proposal for exploratory mining near the headwaters of the West Fork of the Bitterroot River is currently being reviewed by Bitterroot National Forest. A panel of community leaders and environmental advocates urged attendees to voice their opinions to Forest Service officials during an ongoing 30-day public comment period. They walked the crowd t
New University of Montana thrift store opening for student move-in (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — As students return to the University of Montana, there is a new spot where they can save money and get supplies for the upcoming year. The Office of Sustainability’s new thrift store is opening just in time for student move-in. “If we can provide things that are more affordable and just easier to access here on campus, that's a win, I think for us and for all the students in the campus community,” said Derek Kanwischer, a program manager for the university’s Office of Sustainability.
Bitterroot Valley veterans recognized by Gov. Gianforte (opens the original)
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HAMILTON — Seven Bitterroot Valley veterans received recognition for their dedication to service, not only for their country, but for their community. Wednesday, Governor Greg Gianforte stopped in Hamilton to honor them at a memorial that some of them helped to create. “I’ve been a veteran 60 years and I've lived in three states, and this is the first place that I feel honored for my service, totally,” said Patrick Clover. At the ceremony, Gianforte presented the 2025 Governor’s Veterans Commend
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