Fees increase as Bison Range opens under tribal management
Summer employee Hannah Bancroft and volunteer Dave Fitzpatrick put up a sign warning visitors about the possibility of encountering a grizzly bear while Bison Range park aide Mariah Durglo watches Saturday. (Scott Shindledecker/Valley Press)
Less than six months after former President Donald Trump signed Bison Range Restoration legislation, there are big changes at the 19,000-acre facility in Northwest Montana after it opened last weekend.
The facility is now called the Bison Range and is in federal trust ownership for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes...
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