AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMontana Energy & Courts: A federal judge ordered the U.S. and Wyoming to refund $109 million after illegal BLM oil and gas leases were approved in prime greater sage grouse habitat, while allowing some already-producing wells to continue. Wildlife & Land: A new push to reconnect habitat highlights wildlife crossings and fencing as roads become a growing barrier for animals. Agriculture: Montana ranchers are bracing for New World Screwworm, with emergency entry restrictions for warm-blooded animals and added veterinary checks. Power & Data Centers: Hyperscale Data says it received a “will serve” determination for up to 125 additional megawatts at a Montana site, expanding plans for power-hungry infrastructure. Local Montana Life: The Gardiner Rodeo returned for its 52nd year near Yellowstone, keeping Western tradition alive for visitors and families. Community Support: Town Pump Charitable Foundation is awarding $750,000 in grants to volunteer fire departments statewide for training, equipment, and tools. Culture & History: Hundreds of riders gathered for the 150th anniversary Battle of the Little Bighorn commemoration, and a Smithsonian exhibit features a plains bison calf descended from the CSKT herd.
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