AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBison Grazing Fight: A conservation group is appealing a federal decision that canceled BLM bison grazing permits on seven Montana allotments tied to American Prairie, arguing the agency’s interpretation of how the herd is managed doesn’t match federal grazing law. Habitat Protection: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is weighing a major Upper Thompson Conservation Easement proposal that would protect more than 34,600 acres in the Thompson River drainage, with a possible second phase reaching nearly 48,000 acres. Public Lands Vandalism: FWP crews hiked into Sluice Boxes State Park to remove graffiti found June 3, and officials are asking the public for tips as restoration costs add up. Invasive Species Watch: FWP confirmed invasive fish in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston, including northern pike and bass species not native to the upper Missouri/upper Yellowstone basins. Wildlife Health & Safety: Teton County is exploring testing options for town drinking water after chronic wasting disease was detected on the National Elk Refuge. Data Center Air Impacts: DEQ is reviewing a proposed data center near Sidney that would use unwanted Bakken natural gas instead of flaring, aiming to reduce flaring-related emissions. Birding Science: FWP and partners are banding birds at Spring Meadow Lake State Park to track movements, health, and populations over time.
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