Invasive clam shells found at Montana’s Lake
July 15, 2019
BILLINGS, Montana (AP)—Montana wildlife officials say evidence of an invasive clam that can out-compete native species has been found for
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July 15, 2019
Glacier Park Boat Co. up for contract renegotiation of historic boat DeSmet
June 30, 2019
KALISPELL, Mont. (AP)—Each summer, thousands of visitors experience the majesty of Glacier National Park from atop the emerald-hued surface of
Read moreGroup gives Montana ‘C-minus’ for watercraft inspections
April 12, 2019
MISSOULA, Montana (AP)—A newly formed watchdog group says Montana’s aquatic invasive species prevention program has serious flaws. The Missoulian reports
Read moreInvasive species could damage recreation, infrastructure and irrigation economic areas, according to researchers
February 9, 2019
KALISPELL, Montana—Researchers are warning that invasive mussels could cost Montana’s economy more than $230 million per year in three key
Read moreState official admits ‘gaps’ in invasive mussel screening
September 28, 2018
MISSOULA, Montana (AP) — Montana’s aquatic invasive species coordinator says there have been some “gaps” in efforts to prevent the
Read moreState Fisheries Division creating invasive species bureau
February 28, 2017
HELENA, Montana (AP) ― Montana’s Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks is creating a new bureau to manage the prevention,
Read moreLobbyists weigh in on bill requiring boat stickers
February 10, 2017
BOZEMAN, Montana (AP) ― Boaters would need a $25 sticker to be able to access state fishing sites under a
Read moreTwo Montana reservoirs with invasive mussels closed to boats
December 24, 2016
HELENA, Montana (AP) ― Montana officials working to identify and contain invasive mussel populations have implemented boating closures on the
Read moreFight to stop spread of invasive mussels has gone to the dogs
December 12, 2016
HELENA, Mont. (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — State Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials announced larvae of aquatic invasive mussels had been
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