• Density of black bears - The Bozeman Daily Chronicle recently featured results of Bowersock et al (2024)
• Grizzly bears and restricting recreation - The Wildlife Society recently featured results from Loggers et al. (2024)
• Arthropods, plants, and bison - Andrea interviewed Carly Segal about her career path and research, as part of the podcast "Today's Voices of Conservation Science" (also available on Spotify, iTunes, and Stitcher).
• Sabbatical seminar - Andrea talks about her activities during her 2019-2020 sabbatical.
• Grizzly bears in Yellowstone - Andrea interviewed Elise Loggers about her career path and MS research, as part of the podcast "Today's Voices of Conservation Science".
• Mesic restoration - Thomas Sutton talks about his path and his research for the podcast "Todays Voices of Conservation Science"
• Sitka Gear highlights Elise Loggers and her research - Sitka Gear shared photos and information about Elise on their Instagram page. Sitka provided research funds in support of Elise's work.
• Research on diverse taxa - Andrea was interviewed about her career path for the podcast "Today's Voices of Conservation Science"
• Biodiversity in wetlands - Mary Levandowski was interviewed for the podcast, "Today's Voices of Conservation Science".
• Bats aren't just for Halloween - the Methods in Ecology and Evolution Methods.blog posted about the new paper by Wilson Wright et al. on species misclassification (Wright et al. 2020, MEE, 11:71-81), along with lots of other interesting info about bats.
• Sage-grouse in Montana - James Waxe was interviewed for the podcast "Today's Voices of Conservation Science"
• Bears in Yellowstone's Northern Range - Andrea interviewed Nate Bowersock about his career path and his research, as part of the podcast "Today's Voices of Conservation Science".
• Going to bat for bats - Andrea gave a talk about bats as part of the Montana Institute on Ecosystem's Distingushed Lecturer series.
• Black bear project targets last piece of predator puzzle - Yellowstone Forever posted an article focused on Nate Bowersock's research on black bears.   
• Bears and rub trees - Hitomi Okada presented her research at the Student Research Celebration at MSU.  
• Science Sleuth - Andrea talked about several projects that are making use of non-invasive sampling methods to understand changes in animal populations at a College of Letters and Science event featuring all 15 departments in the College. 
• Demography of turkeys in South Dakota - Michael Yarnall was interviewed for the podcast, "Today's Voices of Conservation Science".
• Bat conservation in Montana - Shannon Hilty was interviewed for the podcast, "Today's Voices of Conservation Science".
• Effects of prescribed fire - Andrea was part of a team that wrote a technical review for The Wildlife Society on the effects of prescribed fire on wildlife.
• A bear's-eye view - Check out the amazing footage from camera collars used in Nate Bowersock's work, which have been included this interactive coverage by National Geographic.
• Marmots speak - Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks developed a video about Ben Turnock's research.  
• Searching for signs of roosting bats - Montana State University wrote an article about Cheyenne Stirling's undergraduate research here.