OM Board Member, Don Woerner is Preserving Bison Culture
Click here for Billings Gazette article Written by Russell Rowland When Don ‘Doc’ Woerner gets excited about something, his whole body talks. His arms
How You Can Trail Clark Down the Yellowstone
July 20, 2015 The Billings Gazette The Corps of Discovery once passed through the Yellowstone Valley where Park City, Laurel and Billings now stand. On
Clark’s Crossing Dedicated
July 24, 2015 4:30 pm • By Mike Ferguson About 70 people lined the Yellowstone River on a sparkling Friday morning to dedicate the place
UM Archaeology Team Explores Rosebud Battlefield
May 24, 2015 6:15 am • By Brett French with the Billings Gazette Holding the corroded, dirt-filled piece of metal up to a small magnifying glass,
Radio personality has steered Montana outdoor show to success
Fort Peck Reservoir, where gale-force winds are not unusual, is as smooth as glass. The day seems more suited to waterskiing than fishing, as a
Our Montana Ancient Indian Trails Presentation by Mike Penfold
Mike Penfold, OM’s Volunteer Conservation Program Director, gave a presentation on Ancient Indian Trails at Cafe Regis in Red Lodge. He covered a broad scope of
Our Montana Explores the Judith River
Our Montana lead a group of conservationist on a recent canoe trip to explore Judith River to it’s confluence in the Upper Missouri River National
Yellowstone River Cooperation Paper Wins Story Contest
Diverse Interests Unite to Protect the Yellowstone River. In his article, Penfold expounds on the river’s unique history, its intrinsic value, its complex and random