AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWildlife & Public Health: Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks says a suspected plague die-off among prairie dogs near Billings is likely “sylvatic plague,” a known recurring risk in prairie dog colonies, with fleas as the main carrier. Conservation & Recreation: FWP also warned of a bear sighting east of Rotary Pond and urged “bear aware” steps for campers and hikers. Water & Habitat Access: A section of the Blackfoot River near I-90 is projected to close mid-July through October for bridge repairs, with nearby access points and trail impacts outlined. Fish & Climate Impacts: Montana’s new TroutCast tool predicts trout-stream conditions and future fish population trends, aiming to help anglers respond to changing water supply and hotter summers. Community Nature Learning: The Summit Nature Center opens for the summer in Whitefish with hands-on wildlife exhibits and ranger-led discovery walks. Outdoor Safety: FWP highlighted bear safety basics and reminded people to carry bear spray and store food properly. Science & Environment: Montana State University researchers reported a cellular process that may help explain new cancer treatment paths by enabling cysteine creation inside mammalian cells.
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