Eureka area family seeks to conserve land for grizzlies
The Levines land is seen with Aspen in fall color lining a pond at the Grave Creek project site, with the Whitefish Range rising to the east. (Courtesy photo)
The Levines land is seen with Aspen in fall color lining a pond at the Grave Creek project site, with the Whitefish Range rising to the east. (Courtesy photo)
Trail camera footage provided by the Levines shows a grizzly bear moving through the Grave Creek project site. (Courtesy photo)
Greg and Lisa Levine live on nearly 30 acres of land near Eureka. Hummingbirds, elk, bald eagles, mountain lions, Canadian geese and grizzly bears roam the property where loggers built bunk houses and dug ponds a century ago. ...
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