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'No more roads': Protesters gather in Missoula, taking a stand against Roadless Rule Repeal (opens the original)
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MISSOULA, Mont. — Hunters, anglers and other outdoor recreationists gathered for a rally on the Missoula County Courthouse lawn Tuesday night to share what they call "roadless stories." WATCH: Missoula rally opposes proposal to rescind Roadless Rule Around two dozen people joined to take part in a stand against the U.S. Forest Service's proposal to rescind the national 2001 Roadless Rule. Participants shared stories about interacting with wildlife and recreating in Montana's roadless backcountry
Should roadless protections remain on Montana's public lands? (opens the original)
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For 25 years, a federal Roadless Rule has limited access into public lands, a move that supporters said would preserve these pristine areas by limiting vehicle travel and timber harvest. The Trump administration proposed in August to end these protections on inventoried U.S. Forest Service land, arguing the one-size-fits-all approach has stifled efforts to manage forest lands and prevent fire. MTN News took a deeper look at this issue that has a high impact in Montana, which is home to 6.4 milli
No child abuse-trained pediatrician in Montana prompts Missoula doctor to take action (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — A pediatric hospitalist at Providence St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula is on a mission to make sure kids across Montana are better protected from child abuse and neglect. It all started years ago when a helicopter brought an infant to a Missoula hospital. The child wasn't breathing on his own, and that's when Dr. Laurie Carter stepped in. "On the CT, they saw that he had what are called subdural hemorrhages, which are areas of blood in the skull that are concerning for having sustaine
Montana Highway Patrol seeks new troopers to fill vacancies (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — The Montana Highway Patrol is actively recruiting new troopers, with around two dozen vacancies open to first-time candidates and those with prior law enforcement experience. Trooper Nick Navarro, a 13-year MHP veteran, said the department is seeing a decline in interest in law enforcement careers but is not slowing its recruitment efforts. "We are noticing a little bit of a decline in the amount of people that are interested in this profession. That doesn't deter us from doing what w
'Game Changer': New app helps land managers and firefighters (opens the original)
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MISSOULA - Researchers at the University of Montana have announced a new free high-tech tool used to better understand forests and rangelands across the country. The university unveiled a nationwide mapping product that shows the height and structure of trees and shrubs in remarkable detail. "And so this application is one of the first of its kind that puts that really fine-grained information into people's hands so that they can make decisions for land management," Dr. Scott Morford, a UM resea
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