Duncan Adams

Kalispell

General Assignment Reporter at Montana Standard

Reporter for The Daily Inter Lake. Father of grown son; hiker; angler; kayaker.

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Casting after mysteries: State survey offers mixed report in trout numbers for SW Montana

2 days ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

Otoliths. Natal origins. Necrosis. Moribund. These scientific terms and many others appear in a 52-page interim report from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks evaluating the health, life cycles and mortality of trout fisheries in southwest Montana. An executive summary provides background for the “Trout Fishery Evaluation for Southwest Montana,” which reflects research conducted both by FWP and Montana State University.
Tim Montana honored for regional loyalty in music videos

1 week ago | news-journal.com | Duncan Adams

Nationally-known musician Tim Montana grew up in a single-wide trailer in Elk Park under the sorts of trying circumstances that sometimes yield art. In 2003, he graduated from Butte High School. After a music industry stint in Nashville, Montana returned to his regional roots when he and fellow musician Billy F Gibbons and other partners purchased the Wise River Club in Wise River in August 2023.
Tim Montana honored for regional loyalty in music videos

1 week ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

Nationally-known musician Tim Montana grew up in a single-wide trailer in Elk Park under the sorts of trying circumstances that sometimes yield art. In 2003, he graduated from Butte High School. After a music industry stint in Nashville, Montana returned to his regional roots when he and fellow musician Billy F Gibbons and other partners purchased the Wise River Club in Wise River in August 2023.
Big Hole River’s rare Arctic grayling now threatened by government retreat

2 weeks ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

Imagine a basketball-cradling Danny DeVito standing atop a stack of Arctic grayling studies, lawsuits, op-eds and strategies. The 4-foot-10 actor could easily reach slam dunk territory. The population status of river-dwelling Arctic grayling in the Big Hole River has long been tracked by fisheries biologists, ranchers, environmentalists, state and federal agencies, lawyers, federal judges, fishing outfitters and more.
Big Hole advocates don't take 'no' for an answer from DEQ

2 weeks ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

Two river groups advocating for the Big Hole River pushed back this week after their petition seeking a specific impairment designation for the river was denied in mid-April by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality. In a letter dated April 22, the Upper Missouri Waterkeeper and Big Hole River Foundation urged DEQ to reconsider its decision to reject their petition seeking an impairment designation focused on nutrients pollution.
Milltown Water Right could boost instream flows for Clark Fork, Blackfoot

3 weeks ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

The Milltown Dam’s removal in 2008 freed up a water right that could benefit a dwindling population of brown trout in the upper Clark Fork River. Low flows and warm stream temperatures in summer are believed to be among a host of potential contributors to the once lively fishery’s decline.
'Blow after blow': Advocates seek 'impaired' designation for algae-plagued Big Hole River

3 weeks ago | bozemandailychronicle.com | Duncan Adams

Two river watchdog groups insist the Big Hole River needs a pollution fix and have called on the state’s environmental agency to make that happen. The Upper Missouri Waterkeeper and the Big Hole River Foundation have filed a petition with the Montana Department of Environmental Quality requesting an impaired waterway designation tied to nutrients pollution for the Big Hole River under the federal Clean Water Act.
Mauling triggers man into becoming Butte-based bear spray maven

3 weeks ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

The state’s wildlife agency reported in mid-April that a grizzly bear charged a man searching for shed antlers near Dupuyer. The bear charged at close range, according to a news release from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, and the man shot and killed the grizzly. FWP later said the man was not carrying bear spray. The press release included a postscript of sorts near the bottom of the page: “Incident note: The sow had a yearling cub that was found on site, unharmed.
Anaconda sixth-grader remembered as kind, joyful, inquisitive

3 weeks ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

ANACONDA — A scattering of attendees climbed high in the bleachers in Memorial Gym for the gathering, which mixed sadness and celebration. Yet there was no escaping Saturday afternoon’s gravity and grief. It reached even the rafters. Tears streamed well before the first speaker stepped up to a podium on the gym floor to pay tribute to Braxton Edmonds, 12. And the tributes, often hitched or halted by emotion, described a remarkable boy — the sort of person whose far-too-brief life enriched the world.
Braxton Edmonds

3 weeks ago | mtstandard.com | Duncan Adams

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