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Environmental reporter @mtpublicradio. Ellis.juhlin@umt.edu MS Ecology, Utah State University. Helicopter dog mom.
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Major Forest Service policies could be changing. Here’s what’s at stake.

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By Ellis Juhlin
| Montana Free Press Verified
This story is produced by Montana Free Press/Mountain Journal in collaboration with Grist as part of the Report for America Local News Initiative. You would not want to be a cutthroat trout in the Middle Fork of the Judith River before 2023. Along a 6-mile stretch of this water in central Montana, there were more than 80 entrances to the river and 27 shallow spots where everything crossed, from cars to off-highway vehicles like side-by-sides.
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Major Forest Service Policies Could be Changing. Here’s What’s at Stake.

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By Ellis Juhlin
| Mountain Journal Verified
A multiyear project conducted by nonprofits and agency partners restored portions of the Judith River that had been damaged and degraded by OHV crossings. Management in the area could also change as part of a proposed rescission of the Roadless Rule. This story is produced by Montana Free Press/Mountain Journal in collaboration with Grist as part of the Report for America Local News Initiative. You would not want to be a cutthroat trout in the Middle Fork of the Judith River before 2023.
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How Montana’s changing climate is reshaping gardening

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By Ellis Juhlin
| The Livingston Enterprise Verified
Stalks of corn tower over Greg Price. Their tassels wave in the breeze as Price weaves through rows on a warm September afternoon in Missoula. He points to goldfinches and red-winged blackbirds flitting through the air, smiling when the birds swoop down to the massive face of the randomly dispersed sunflowers among the corn. They’ll snag a few seeds before flapping back into the cottonwood trees bordering River Road Farm where Price has been director for nearly 25 years.
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