AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInvasive Species: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is intensifying monitoring at Whitefish Lake after finding one nonviable invasive mussel larva. Follow-up tests and surveys have found no live mussels, but sampling continues. Cross-Border Water Pollution: A new documentary coming to Sandpoint examines how coal mines in British Columbia have polluted the Kootenai River with selenium, threatening the watershed and Ktunaxa cultural resources. Wildlife Protection: FWP reminds hunters that baiting and feeding game animals are illegal because they can spread disease and increase conflicts. Wardens are also seeking tips on a mule deer buck shot near Hamilton. Climate and Energy: Montana State researchers report that heatwaves speed snowmelt, though rivers respond unevenly. A Nov. 10 clean-energy summit in Bozeman will explore workforce needs and opportunities such as combining solar power with agriculture.
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