Post by Logan on Mar 15, 2017 12:54:43 GMT -6
The last several months have been strange for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.
There are the routine controversies, like bison management, but then there are surprises: a massive fish kill on the Yellowstone River, the discovery of invasive mussels within the state, personnel shakeups.
“It’s safe to say it’s been an unsettled and difficult time in a lot of ways,” said Ron Aasheim, a spokesman for the agency.
That’s all without mentioning the boiling tensions concerning the state parks division.
Read more: www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/shifting-power-lawmakers-look-at-changing-power-structure-for-state/article_a859a9b1-07f6-524d-9fcd-b8297b20883a.html
There are the routine controversies, like bison management, but then there are surprises: a massive fish kill on the Yellowstone River, the discovery of invasive mussels within the state, personnel shakeups.
“It’s safe to say it’s been an unsettled and difficult time in a lot of ways,” said Ron Aasheim, a spokesman for the agency.
That’s all without mentioning the boiling tensions concerning the state parks division.
Read more: www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/shifting-power-lawmakers-look-at-changing-power-structure-for-state/article_a859a9b1-07f6-524d-9fcd-b8297b20883a.html