Tristan Scott is the Managing Editor at various publications including the Billings Gazette Communications and KPVI-DTV. He focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental issues, construction, agriculture, and travel, often exploring the intersection of these topics with civil rights and diversity. Tristan's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Helena Independent Record and the Flathead Beacon.
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Tristan Scott's articles predominantly cover local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and events in the Flathead Valley area of Montana. The topics covered include Glacier National Park, BNSF Railway, Flathead Valley, conservation, and hunting.
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By: Tristan Scott
The U.S. Forest Service on Tuesday submitted its plan to fully repeal the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, undoing a 25-year-old federal protection covering 44 million acres of national forest in favor of delegating decision-making authority to local land managers. The move comes more than a year after Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the administration […]
A multi-generational, family-owned timber company is set to place the last of its entire 130,000-acre Montana timber base under working conservation easements after the state’s Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the purchase of 20,629 acres in northwest Montana. The Stimson Timberland Legacy Conservation Easement, which last year was awarded a $10.2 million grant through the […]
By: Tristan Scott
Land managers with the Flathead National Forest plan to approve a fuels-reduction project in the Swan Valley near Holland Lake using an emergency determination on the grounds that it lies in a “high-risk fireshed,” according to an Aug. 18 decision notice. Foresters say the project is eligible for an Emergency Action Determination (EAD) because it […]
With wildfire smoke blanketing the Flathead Valley again this summer, three communities are opening their doors to show residents where — and how — they can find cleaner air. Climate Smart Glacier Country (CSG) will host a series of open houses, or “pop-up events,” Aug. 24-27 at three newly designated Clean Air Centers in Kalispell, […]
A record number of local nonprofits are two weeks into the Great Fish Community Challenge, and Flathead Valley donors are giving at a faster clip than they were at this point a year ago. And yet, according to the Whitefish Community Foundation (WCF), the real surge in giving is still to come. As of Aug. […]
Wildlife officials say three consecutive mild winters have left elk and deer populations in good shape heading into fall, with healthy calf and fawn survival pointing to solid hunting prospects across the region. Archery season for deer, elk, black bears, wolves and mountain lions opened Sept. 5 and runs through Oct. 18, while the general […]
By: Tristan Scott
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) has named Leo Rosenthal as the new regional fisheries manager for Region 1 in northwest Montana, capping a nearly 20-year career that began, almost by accident, with a summer job studying American dippers in Missoula. Rosenthal is a Butte native who holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of […]
Ray Djuff has spent more than 50 years chasing down the human history of Glacier and Waterton Lakes national parks — and he’s not slowing down. The 70-year-old historian, who tended bar at the Prince of Wales Hotel as a college student in the 1970s and turned patrons’ offhand questions into a lifelong research habit, […]
By: Tristan Scott
A 20,629-acre conservation easement in Lincoln, Mineral and Sanders counties has closed, marking the completion of a 15-year push by Stimson Lumber Company to place its entire 130,000-acre Montana timber base under permanent conservation protection. The Trust for Public Land (TPL), Stimson and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) announced the closing this week, following […]
By: Tristan Scott
A coalition of conservationists, ranchers and other local stakeholders last week launched a campaign to put a $10 million open space bond before Flathead County voters in 2028, an effort organizers say has early momentum, with internal polling showing majority support. “Everybody wants a piece of Montana,” Tryg Koch, co-founder of Heritage Custom Farming, told […]
