Whitney Gould on life as a fishing guide and world champion two-handed caster
Part teacher and part guide, Whitney Gould is one of the finest casters in the world and fresh off competing in the World Fly Casting Championships in Norway where she took home a trove of medals, inc...
10 Nov 202233min
Monitoring migrations: Report details importance of wildlife corridors
GPS collars attached to wildlife like deer, bears, moose, elk and pronghorns have opened biologist’s eyes to how far these species may move across the landscape as the seasons change. Epic feats of tr...
3 Nov 202221min
Bad news bears: Berry crop failure drives bears into western Montana towns
Bears have been in the news a lot lately, because they’ve been getting into a lot of things lately. As drought continues its grip on western Montana, berry crop failures are sending desperately hungry...
27 Okt 202234min
In hot water: Warmer temps pose problems for Montana's $750 million fishing industry
Montana’s fishing industry is an economic juggernaut, now accounting for one in five tourism dollars spent in the state and an estimated at $750 million annually. Fishing is important both economical...
20 Okt 202219min
A Bold Bid: National developer proposes expansion to Holland Lake Lodge
In early September news broke of a plan to re-develop Holland Lake Lodge. The proposal seeks to remove 10 aging structures and add 32 new buildings, including a new 28-room lodge, a new restaurant and...
13 Okt 202219min
Prison pheasants: Inmate-raised game birds released as part of new penitentiary program
With pheasant season fast approaching, on this episode we are talking about a new program here in Montana that has stirred plenty of debate for the last year and a half. Housed at Montana State Prison...
6 Okt 202228min
A downstream dilemma: Canadian coal mines are seeping selenium into Montana waters
If you have a problem with your neighbor, you’d try to work with them to sort it out, right? Or what if your neighbor’s friend was causing you issues? You’d probably ask your neighbor to talk to their...
29 Sep 202234min
Receding waters: Yellowstone rebuilds after historic June flood
In mid-June historic floods ripped through Yellowstone National Park. Thousands of visitors were evacuated and the park was temporarily closed as officials assessed the damage. Eventually, all but two...
22 Sep 202217min
