AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMontana DEQ & Mining Cleanup: Montana DEQ secured a $28.7 million payment for reclamation at the inactive Montana Tunnels Mine near Jefferson City, tied to a bankruptcy sale—while the state keeps pursuing enforcement against former leaders labeled “bad actors.” Roadless Rule Fight: The Trump administration’s proposed rescission of the 2001 Roadless Rule would reopen about 45 million acres to road building and development, with rural communities warning it could reshape local economies and wildfire risk. Conservation Easements: Montana FWP launched the second phase of a Cabinet Mountains conservation easement, targeting 13,297 acres and preserving year-round public access for hunting, hiking, and more, while allowing continued logging. Wildlife & Safety: FWP is investigating multiple bear incidents near Augusta and Lincoln, including a hunter attack south of Augusta and euthanized grizzlies after repeated conflicts—officials urge “bear aware” precautions. Hunting & Wildlife Management: FWP will release about 2,500 pheasants ahead of the youth weekend, and it’s collecting input on how nonresident hunting affects license allocation. Public Lands Volunteering: BLM Montana/Dakotas is gearing up for National Public Lands Day events across the state.
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