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NPCN Biannual Meeting October 15th 16th, 2014 in Billings, Montana

by Cliff Wallis | Sep 23, 2014 | Old Events

The NPCN Biannual meeting will feature discussions on Greater Sage Grouse their status, conservation and potential listing as an endangered species, and Bison, their conservation and addressing legislation both for and against. A field trip on the 16th will include a...

Deferred Drilling for Sage Grouse in Wyoming Covers 3.5 Million Acres

by Cliff Wallis | Aug 28, 2014 | News

The total area of federal oil and gas leases deferred in Wyoming to protect the greater sage grouse — ahead of next year's expected decision on whether the bird is a threatened or endangered species — substantially exceeds the combined size of...

North Dakotans Come Together in Support of Clean Water, Wildlife and Parks Amendment

by Cliff Wallis | Aug 28, 2014 | News

North Dakotans committed to protecting clean water and preserving the state's long and proud history of hunting, fishing, birding and other outdoor recreation delivered more than 41,000 petition signatures to the North Dakota Secretary of State on August 5th to...

Senate Bill introduced to make Bison the US National mammal

by Cliff Wallis | Jun 11, 2014 | News

National Bison Legacy Act Led by Sen. Tim Johnson (D-SD) and Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND) is a bill recognizing the Cultural, Economic, Historical and Ecological Contributions of America’s Largest Land Mammal National Bison Legacy Act Led by Sen. Tim Johnson (D-SD)...

Northern Grasslands Conservation Strategy Meeting July 1&2, Billings, MT

by Cliff Wallis | Jun 11, 2014 | Old Events

The USFWS hosted a Sprague’s pipit species assessment in Bozeman, MT in February 2014 to inform the impending Endangered Species Act listing decision. One of the outcomes from that meeting was a shared vision of a multi-species conservation plan that focused on...
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