Brett French is a writer, editor, and page designer at the Billings Gazette. He specializes in themes related to animals, animal care, and agriculture, with a focus on animal rights, ranching, and adventure travel. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Mail Tribune, Longview News-Journal, and the Omaha World-Herald.
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Brett French's coverage is primarily focused on local Montana topics, with an emphasis on wildlife conservation, outdoor activities, and environmental issues. He frequently cites data and government announcements related to these themes.
To effectively reach out to Brett, consider pitching stories related to Yellowstone National Park, Montana wildlife conservation efforts, elk management initiatives, hunting regulations in the region, or broader topics concerning conservation and environmental protection in the state of Montana. Additionally, providing credible data and insights from relevant government agencies or organizations may increase the appeal of your pitch.
Given his focus on local news within Montana (particularly Billings), pitches should be tailored to reflect a deep understanding of the region's unique challenges and opportunities regarding wildlife preservation and outdoor activities.
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Looking for a little retro holiday magic? Love Street Playhouse has a musical trip down memory lane planned for the season.
By: Brett French
Despite the numerous changes in culture, attitudes and tastes since the 1880s, dude ranching has hung on like a pro saddle bronc rider to an angry rodeo horse.
By: Brett French
Getting your deer, elk or moose tested for chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Montana? This video walks you through free CWD sampling at Montana
By: Brett French
Pronghorn horns aren't the ONLY characteristic that make pronghorn unique. See what makes their horns unique, along with four more noteworthy pronghorn facts.
Follow a spirited class of fourth graders on a day program at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center in Montana. They'll learn about winter ecology, indigenous people's history and how to cross
It’s important to replace your bear spray when it expires because the propellent cannot be guaranteed to perform properly after the specified time.
Three conservation groups have written a detailed criticism of the Fish and Wildlife Commission's conduct at its Sept. 24 meeting, concluding with recommendations to, among other suggestions, restrict late amendments
The 4,800-square-foot Crosscut Mountain Sports Center would include a community room, fireplace area, rental and retail space and four indoor bathrooms. Construction is planned for summer 2028.
By: Brett French
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By: Brett French
FWP is seeking a right-of-way for a fishing access site, parking area and boat ramp to allow the public to access the Lower Yellowstone River in Prairie County near Terry.
