- Outfitter Partners in Conservation
- Winter 2010 Newsletter Available On-Line
- Jack Hanna’s Into The Wild Schedule
- Jack Hanna’s “Into the Wild” to feature MFWPF Grizzly Bear Project
- Donor Stewardship Program
- Wolverine Filmed as Part of Grizzly Bear Augmentation Project
- SUCCESS! 2009 Augmentation Female Grizzly Moved to Cabinet Mountains!
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Outfitter Partners in Conservation
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Foundation’s Outfitter Partners in Conservation program provides an opportunity for licensed Montana guides and outfitters to contribute to the Mission and Visions of the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Foundation. Outfitters and guides participate in this program through cash donations or donated hunts, trips, and/or goods and [...]
Winter 2010 Newsletter Available On-Line
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Foundation’s Winter 2010 Newsletter is available as a PDF! Download the PDF (Acrobat Reader Required)
Jack Hanna’s Into The Wild Schedule
Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild takes viewers on excursions around the world through the eyes of America’s most beloved animal adventurer and his family. More than just a collection of animal escapades, Into the Wild provides insight into the protection and conservation of some of our planet’s most precious and endangered species. Into the Wild [...]
Jack Hanna’s “Into the Wild” to feature MFWPF Grizzly Bear Project
by George Bettas With a great deal of anticipation over much of the past year we worked with Jack Hanna and his staff to arrange for Jack and his film crew to come to Montana and accompany us into the field to see and videotape our grizzly bear work in Northwestern Montana. Jack and his wife, Suzi, have been wonderful supporters [...]
Donor Stewardship Program
We believe that the best way for our donors to understand our projects is to come out into the field with us to see what we are doing. Until you observe the capture, immobilization and work up of a grizzly bear in the field, it’s difficult to comprehend the full scope of this project. Carolyn [...]
Wolverine Filmed as Part of Grizzly Bear Augmentation Project
The wolverine is considered to be the “holy grail” when it comes to filming animals in the wild, largely because of its reclusive nature. We have had wolverines around our trap sites for quite a while, but we have never captured one on one of our remote cameras. This September we got this one on [...]
SUCCESS! 2009 Augmentation Female Grizzly Moved to Cabinet Mountains!
By Heather Reich August Update During the month of August, due to heat, we kept the culvert trap doors locked open and just ran the traps as bait sites, consulting the cameras for identification of who had visited. During the month we had a couple of subadult males frequent our sites, so we knew, when [...]
Final Grizzly Bear Augmentation/Conflict Management Update for 2009 Season
Grizzly Bear Augmentation Trapping and Bear Conflict Management Contract Summary Prepared by Heather Reich This year’s contract for augmentation project trapping and bear conflict management was entirely funded through the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Foundation for $45,000. Heather and Derek Reich were contracted from May to November. The contract included trapping for [...]
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