At the base of Bridger Mountain near Bozeman, Montana, a helicopter circles a fire that broke out on September 4, 2020. Officials believe the fire started from a lightning strike. 
Mitch Reynolds walks a 200 foot highline on June 9, 2019. 
University of Montana cheer squad stands tall and smiles during a media time-out. Griz crushed Weber State 72 – 37 on February 23, 2020 in a home game. 
Outside of the Polar Bar in Polaris, Montana, PSC candidate Jim Brown held a campaign fund raiser on September 5, 2020. Brown spent his childhood here with his cousin, Mark Marchesseault (left), climbing the mountains in the area. He is currently a lawyer in Helena. 
At the Snowbowl Cup Gelande Championship, skier Marsh Gooding takes his last flight, winning the competition with over a 200 foot jump on February 24, 2019. 
The two brother reggea duo, Indubios, play a concert at the Top Hat in Missoula, Montana, on February 26, 2020. The band was opening for the Movement, who came on shortly after.
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The Rattlesnake Dam was removed in Sept. 2020, providing a clean, and free flowing creek beginning from the above wilderness, not far from Missoula.
“We’ve added 10 miles of migration territory for the fish,” Roberts said. “We’re going to restructure this place to the point that in five years, nobody ever realizes there were man made structures here.”
Bolting Ban in Bitterroot National Forest
The “temporary” suspension on fixed anchor development was intended to bring climbers and activists together for public input on creating a climbing management plan with the Forest Service that would require prior consent before bolting on rocks throughout all of the forest
“I’m just confused and don’t see why [the suspension] is necessary. It’s kind of a blindside to newer climbers hoping to develop new routes,” said Harrison Schutt, a UM student and climbing instructor at Campus Recreation.
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It is done at extreme heights, anywhere from 50 feet to thousands of feet above the ground. The line is one inch in diameter, and flat to help with balance.
“I like slacklining because it makes me happy, and I’ve met many friends from it,” Steffe said. “I like it because it gets me outside and active and I love the community.”
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