PNNL researchers presented particle‑tracking models showing northward larval transport and higher settlement success under El Niño–like warmer conditions; they said the tool can inform early detection and targeted removals.

Revised culvert plans decrease wetland disturbance significantly while enhancing natural habitats.

Legislators designate $2.1M to implement gray wolf management per Proposition 114.

Senate Finance took first testimony April 27 on SB 174, sponsored by Sen. Forrest Dunbar, to establish an 11‑member statewide invasive species council inside the Department of Fish and Game and create a fund/subaccount for rapid response; witnesses urged action and agency officials noted capacity and funding constraints.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks biologist Tory Ritter told a Bonner Milltown roundtable that beavers and beaver-mimicry restoration can help retain water, improve water quality and increase landscape resilience; Ritter outlined mapping, restoration techniques, pilot transplant projects and permitting requirements.

Clark targets species conservation with $5.5M budget for wildlife and fishery resources

Legislature mandates management of elk deer and antelope to balance ecological and economic impacts.

Presenters at the Mono Lake workshop described an ecological conundrum: California gull colonies in San Francisco Bay grew rapidly after Mono Lake breeding habitat was lost in the late 1970s, creating intense predation pressure on native bay nesting birds; at the same time, Mono Lake's gull population and productivity have fallen, complicating regional management and hazing policies.

Statewide analyses show hard‑bottom channels rarely reach reference bioassessment scores; soft‑bottom engineered channels can perform better and, in many cases, modest flow or water‑quality interventions could yield incremental improvements.

Rec and Park discusses managing wildlife habitats while ensuring visitor safety in city parks.

Committee approves removal of trees and recommends new street tree designations for properties.

Commission approves creation of ad hoc committees focused on sustainability and biodiversity in parks.

The study proposes proxies for sustainable supply chain (SSC) management and examines their impact on ESG, Net Zero, biodiversity, and ESG controversi…

Citizen science is increasingly used for data collection and public engagement, yet its adoption by natural resource practitioners remains underexplored. In this exploratory study based in Florida, w...

Meeting addresses sage grouse translocation efforts and regional population statistics in Utah.

Team collects 9.5 million walleye eggs and enhances fish populations in local reservoirs.