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  1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · HAILEY SMALLEY

    Fire crews gain ground on Cherry Peak blaze near Thompson Falls (opens the original)

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    A fire crew waits to be flown into the Cherry Peak Fire on Aug. 20. (Zachary Long photo) Smoke rises lower on the slope as fire moves downhill past a burned area of the Cherry Peak Fire in Sanders County on Aug. 21. (Brett Dione photo) A helicopter drops water over the Cherry Peak Fire, supporting firefighters working in steep, smoky terrain on the Plains-Thompson Falls Ranger District. (Inciweb photo) Multiple piles of gear and supplies are secured in nets, ready to be transported by helicopter

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · HAILEY SMALLEY

    Montana wildlife commission overhauls recommended wolf quota, questioning state-backed science (opens the original)

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    A wolf stops for a brief moment inside Yellowstone National Park. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake) The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission set a quota of 300 wolves for the 2026-2027 hunting and trapping season, eschewing the recommendation of state biologists while also significantly lowering the number of tags available from last year. Northwest Montana will account for more than a third of the season's wolf tags under a new regional quota system that Region 1 Commissioner Ian Wargo proposed a

  3. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · HAILEY SMALLEY

    State approves 20,600-acre easement in Northwest Montana (opens the original)

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    The proposed Stimson Lumber Company Conservation Easement includes 20,824 acres in Lincoln, Sanders and Mineral counties. (Courtesy of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks) The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the 20,629-acre Stimson Timberland Conservation Easement on Wednesday, further expanding an already vast portfolio of publicly accessible lands in Northwest Montana. The newest addition includes parcels throughout Lincoln, Sanders and Mineral counties, the largest of which closes

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