LIBBY, Mont. — Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks officials detected a fungus causing white-nose syndrome fungus on two bats captured at Libby Dam. FWP says this is concerning as it’s the first ...
LIBBY, Mont. - In 2012, U.S. Fish and Wildlife gave Libby the go-ahead to start replacing the Flower Creek Dam. In February, the feds suddenly changed course and asked for a study on what a new dam ...
Aug. 19—While many are looking back in time at the circumstances that led to the construction of Libby Dam, 2025 has seen a number of projects that will help shape the future of the region. Chief ...
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released its second batch of fish habitat logs into the Kootenai River May 7, as part of its “Wood is Good” large wood nourishment project. The installment follows-up on ...
From 1975: President Gerald Ford officially “switched on” the Libby Dam near Libby, Montana. About 5,000 spectators gathered at the 420-foot-tall dam on the Kootenai River. Ford lauded the dam as a ...
A project to permanently protect 53,000 acres of private timberland in Flathead and Lincoln counties cleared a final hurdle ...
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