Vivaca Crowser

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials knew other animals than wolves would be caught in wolf traps, and so far, they have been proved right.

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Bitterroot National Forest Supervisor Julie King has signed an order to require 150 foot setbacks from cross-country ski trails around Lake Como.

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This Thursday and Friday, the two days before the general rifle hunting season have been set aside as the statewide youth deer hunt, according to Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks.

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New restrictions on motorized watercraft on western Montana rivers from FWP

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I spoke with Regional Information and Education Manager for Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Vivaca Crowser about the results from weekend number one of general rifle season. That interview is attached.

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After Wednesday decision by U. S. District Judge Donald Malloy in which he reluctantly sided with the 9th U. S. Circuit Court of appeals that removed wolves in several western states from federal protection, I spoke with Public Education Specialist Vivaca Crowser from Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks about how they would proceed with the fall’s proposed wolf hunting season. That interview is attached.

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Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks will be conducting a wildlife parts auction on Saturday, July 30th at their Missoula office on Spurgin Road. FWP information and education program manager Vivaca Crowser says the doors will open at 9 am for viewing and the auction will start at 10. My interview with Ms. Crowser is attached.

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Birdfeeders, compost piles, garbage cans and pet food can all condition bears to look for easy food sources. Bears have awoken from their winter slumber and begin the process of gaining weight

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