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Here are our most recent radio, news, magazine and television features.
May 2013: Char wars.
May 16, 2013: Grizzly bear researcher retiring.
May 16, 2013: MTPR Feature on Kate Kendal - Part 2 (story begins at ~16:20).
May 15, 2013: MTPR Feature on Kate Kendal - Part 1 (story begins at ~10:45).
May 15, 2013: Snowpack, ice cover shrinking on Rocky Mountains, Everest.
May 14, 2013: Warm Springs Linked to Dwindling Snow in Rockies.
May 12, 2013: Longtime Glacier Park grizzly bear biologist to retire.
May 4, 2013: Experts look at impact on Glacier Park.
May 3, 2013: Women’s careers confab features bear scientist.
May 2, 2013: Breaking the Ice.
April 24, 2013: Filmmaker, scientists to discuss glaciers after Whitefish 'Chasing Ice' screening.
April 24, 2013: Griz diet key to end of federal protection.
April 13, 2013: Group lists B.C. river that joins with Kootenai as endangered.
Mar 25, 2013: New book focuses on Yellowstone’s changing ecology, management.
Mar 24, 2013: Mining pollutants entering Elk River drainage in southeast B.C.
Mar 13, 2013: Rising temperatures, diminishing snowpack threaten pika extinction
Feb 27, 2013: Griz scratching drives DNA study
Feb 4, 2013: Researchers seek more data on role of whitebark pine...
Feb 1, 2013: Montana rivers, fish reflect climate change trends
Jan 24, 2013: Invasive pike thriving on salmon, other species
Jan 23, 2013: Invasive Pike Persist When Preferred Prey Decline
Jan 2, 2013: Cute Animal + Warming Climate = New Species (of News)
New "Hair of the Bear" Study Launched to Estimate Grizzly Bear Population
Earbones Accurately Record a Fish’s Life Travels
Medical Fight Against Cancer May Hold Lessons for Battling Aquatic Invasive Species
USGS Scientist Receives Distinguished Career Award
Study Finds Recent Snowpack Declines Unusual...
Environmental Persistence of Chronic Wasting Disease...
Rare Alpine Insect May Disappear with Glaciers
Native Trout Fare Best When Dams Use Natural Stream Flow Management Practices
Thermal Imagery Sheds Light on Wolf Disease
Prestigious award granted to local grizzly researchers
Keeping track of grizzly bears in the Northern Rockies
Elk brucellosis infection may be increasing in the GYE
Study Seeks Innovative Ways to Monitor Bears
Past Meets Present in Glacier Exhibit
Results of Landmark Montana Grizzly Bear Study Now Available
New study estimates 765 grizzly bears reside in northwest Montana
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