State of Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is a federal agency dedicated to the management and conservation of fish and wildlife resources for the benefit of current and future generations. With over 560 national wildlife refuges and 70 national fish hatcheries, the agency engages in various initiatives to protect habitats, support recreational opportunities, and promote wildlife conservation. Founded in 1871, the agency focuses on critical areas such as pollinator protection, climate change mitigation, and law enforcement related to wildlife resources. Through partnerships, educational programs, and volunteer opportunities, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service encourages public involvement in conservation efforts across the nation. Generated from the website

Montana Fish Wildlife-Parks (FWP) is dedicated to managing the state's diverse fishery resources while navigating challenges such as climate change, habitat loss, and stream dewatering. With a comprehensive array of programs, they offer fishing licenses and provide valuable data for anglers, including catch reporting and fishing regulations. The agency enhances recreational opportunities by facilitating access to Montana's exceptional fishing landscapes, from rivers to high mountain lakes. FWP also emphasizes conservation and education, ensuring sustainable practices and the safeguarding of aquatic ecosystems for future generations to enjoy. Generated from the website

The United States Government Bozeman Ranger District in Bozeman is dedicated to celebrating Great Outdoors Month on the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. They are committed to preserving and promoting the natural beauty and recreational opportunities found along the trail for all outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. Generated from their website's infomation