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TexasTowelie

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Tue Mar 14, 2017, 02:04 AM Mar 2017

Montana lawmakers look at changing power structure for state parks

The last several months have been strange for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

There are the routine controversies, like bison management, but then there are surprises: a massive fish kill on the Yellowstone River, the discovery of invasive mussels within the state, personnel shakeups.

“It’s safe to say it’s been an unsettled and difficult time in a lot of ways,” said Ron Aasheim, a spokesman for the agency.

That’s all without mentioning the boiling tensions concerning the state parks division.

Read more: http://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/shifting-power-lawmakers-look-at-changing-power-structure-for-state/article_a859a9b1-07f6-524d-9fcd-b8297b20883a.html

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