
Laura Lundquist
Freelance Reporter at Freelance
Freelance Reporter at The Missoula Current
Freelance reporter specializing in environmental and outdoors stories.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
kpax.com | Laura Lundquist
MISSOULA — A Flathead Lake watchdog group and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are suing the state of Montana for approving a new sewage treatment plant that they say could add nutrient pollution to Flathead Lake.
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3 weeks ago |
kpax.com | Laura Lundquist
MISSOULA — An international effort to reduce the amount of coal-mine pollution being released into Lake Koocanusa and the Kootenai River now has a plan for how the study of pollution should proceed and how much it is likely to cost. On Tuesday night in Fernie, British Columbia, Canadians and Canadian tribes will get the first chance to weigh in on the final plan of study to address water pollution in the transboundary Elk-Kootenai/y watershed.
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1 month ago |
saltwire.com | Laura Lundquist
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Physiotherapy tips for dealing with joint and muscle issues • Article contentAs the sun shines a bit more brightly and the weather warms up, a lot of seniors will find themselves living a more active lifestyle. This might involve activities like walks with friends, participation in specific sports like pickleball and golf, or working out in the garden. Living a physically active lifestyle is, of course, a great healthy choice for the body.
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1 month ago |
kpax.com | Laura Lundquist
MISSOULA — Genetics studies of grizzlies in Northwest Montana and northern Idaho are yielding some hopeful results, just as many grizzly bear recovery efforts are being put on hold due to Trump administration cuts. On Thursday, U.S. Fish and Wildlife bear biologist Wayne Kasworm provided more results from the 2023 genetics sampling in the Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk Grizzly recovery areas that has finally shown a few instances of gene flow between populations.
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1 month ago |
kxlf.com | Laura Lundquist
MISSOULA — After losing a recent lawsuit, a federal agency that moves or kills predators, mostly at the request of livestock producers, is initiating an in-depth environmental study of how its actions affect grizzly bears. Two weeks ago, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services program announced it’s preparing to write an environmental impact statement to evaluate the effects of and consider some possible changes to its Grizzly Bear Damage Management activities in Montana.
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