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Horse Gulch Fire Now Nearly 11,000 Acres
Horse Gulch Fire Now Nearly 11,000 Acres
Horse Gulch Fire Now Nearly 11,000 Acres
The Horse Gulch Fire continues to expand rapidly, as firefighters try to protect property and homes near Canyon Ferry Reservoir. As of this (Friday) morning, the fire was estimated at over 10,849 acres. Fire commanders say the fire spread mainly to the north and east yesterday afternoon and evening...
DNRC Releases 2024 Summer Drought Report
DNRC Releases 2024 Summer Drought Report
DNRC Releases 2024 Summer Drought Report
The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) has released the 2024 Montana Drought Outlook Report. The report provides a synopsis of recent statewide precipitation and temperature trends, snowpack information, an outlook on summer water supplies and an update on current and forecasted drought conditions...
Plant Fire Contained at 93 Acres, Horse Gulch Fire Grows to 2000 Acres
Plant Fire Contained at 93 Acres, Horse Gulch Fire Grows to 2000 Acres
Plant Fire Contained at 93 Acres, Horse Gulch Fire Grows to 2000 Acres
The Lewis & Clark County Sheriff's Office has issued evacuation orders for homes between Cave Gulch and Magpie Gulch north of Canyon Ferry, as firefighters continue efforts to contain the rapidly-growing Horse Gulch Fire. The human-caused fire was first reported Tuesday afternoon, and tripled in size yesterday, from 200 acres to 600 acres, and is reported to be very active today, with heavy ti
FWP: Hoot Owl Restrictions in Place for Portions of the Sun, Other Rivers
FWP: Hoot Owl Restrictions in Place for Portions of the Sun, Other Rivers
FWP: Hoot Owl Restrictions in Place for Portions of the Sun, Other Rivers
HELENA – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is advising anglers that, due to warm water and low stream-flows, portions of the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Clark Fork, Madison, Ruby and Sun rivers, as well as the Jefferson River and Silver Bow Creek in their entirety, will be closed to all fishing daily from 2 p.m. to midnight ...
FWP: Heat Wave, Drought Conditions Could Trigger Closures, Restrictions on Montana Waterbodies
FWP: Heat Wave, Drought Conditions Could Trigger Closures, Restrictions on Montana Waterbodies
FWP: Heat Wave, Drought Conditions Could Trigger Closures, Restrictions on Montana Waterbodies
HELENA – With the first real heat wave of the summer expected next week, anglers should be aware that restrictions and closures may be implemented soon due to drought conditions. The trigger for angling closures typically happens when the temperature of a waterbody reaches 73 degrees F for three consecutive days. However, ...
MHS Offers Free State Capitol Tours
MHS Offers Free State Capitol Tours
MHS Offers Free State Capitol Tours
The Montana Historical Society (MTHS) is now offering free tours daily that explore the art, architecture, and history of Montana’s Capitol. “We’ve been delighted by the interest in our Capitol tours so far this summer and are excited to increase the times and days they’ll be offered,” said Darby Bramble, museum education officer at MTHS. “Since the beginning of June...

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