New conservation agreement aims to protect grizzlies north of Whitefish
With a new conservation agreement with a landowner north of Whitefish, the Vital Ground Foundation is hoping to protect grizzly bear habitat. (photo provided)
With a new conservation agreement with a landowner north of Whitefish, the Vital Ground Foundation is hoping to protect grizzly bear habitat. (photo provided)
A 100-acre piece of prime grizzly bear habitat will remain open and undeveloped near Tamarack Creek north of Whitefish, thanks to the efforts of a conservation-minded landowner and the Vital Ground Foundation.
Located just south of Stillwater State Forest in a habitat-rich zone that helps connect wildlife in and around Glacier National Park with those farther west in the Salish and Cabinet mountain ranges, the land will now be protected from subdivision and development in perpetuity...
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