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Sam Wilson

Missoula

Journalist at Lee Enterprises

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  • 1 week ago | missoulian.com | Sam Wilson

    Western Montana’s fire season is underway, with several small wildfires breaking out amid a wave of hot, dry weather. Fire officials note it’s too early to make predictions about the coming season, but regional fire potential levels have been bumped up to “moderate” this week amid drier conditions.

  • 1 week ago | missoulian.com | Sam Wilson

    A proposed Biden-era change for how grizzly bears are managed under the Endangered Species Act is on pause as wildlife officials await a new director of the federal agency in charge. “We are waiting for next steps until we have a director installed,” Hilary Cooley, grizzly bear recovery coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, said last week.

  • 3 weeks ago | wvnews.com | Sam Wilson

    A warm spell in early May could keep rivers from flooding in western Montana, but the unseasonable temperatures also took a toll on mountain snowpack in the drought-stricken region. “There’s a very low probability that the Bitterroot or the Clark Fork will reach their flood stages this spring flood season,” National Weather Service hydrologist Leanne Allegretto said Thursday.

  • 3 weeks ago | billingsgazette.com | Sam Wilson

    The showers of crimson chemicals dropped on Montana’s forests and fields each summer by firefighting planes are being challenged once again in a federal courtroom in Montana. Earlier this month, an environmental group made up of current and former Forest Service employees filed a federal lawsuit against the agency, alleging its continued use of aerial fire retardants violates the Endangered Species Act.

  • 3 weeks ago | missoulian.com | Sam Wilson

    The showers of crimson chemicals dropped on Montana’s forests and fields each summer by firefighting planes are being challenged once again in a federal courtroom in Montana. Earlier this month, an environmental group made up of current and former Forest Service employees filed a federal lawsuit against the agency, alleging its continued use of aerial fire retardants violates the Endangered Species Act.

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