There are many resources available to help you learn more about the intermountain grassland. Follow the links below to many sites that can help you discover new and interesting things.

Outdoor Learning Sites

• National Bison Range Complex, US Fish & Wildlife Service
• Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park
• Lone Pine State Park
• Missouri Headwaters State Park
• Travelers' Rest State Park

Video Reports

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks maintains a video library of many species of animals and areas around the state.

• Toads
• Landscape
• Pine Nut Fuel
• Snow Geese
• Missouri Night Shocking

Fish and Wildlife

• NBII Geographic Perspectives - Trumpeter Swans
• National Bison Range Complex, US Fish & Wildlife Service
• Be Bear Aware
• Migrating Common Loons (Montana Loons from Flathead Lake)

For Educators

• Boone and Crockett Club - Classes for Youth and the Public
• Clark Fork Watershed Education Program

• Birds & Birding
  • Blue Skies for Bluebirds: Once common, then increasingly rare, Montana’s three bluebird species have made a remarkable comeback in recent years thanks to a growing legion of nest-box-building devotees.
  • Sandhill Crane
  • Great Horned Owl
  • Montana's Avian Spectacle: Ducks, herons, shorebirds, swans, and countless snow geese congregate at Freezout Lake each spring, creating one of the nation’s most spectacular bird-watching opportunities.
• General Interests
  • A Grizzly Biologist's Journal
  • Homing in on the Range: Travelers are finally discovering the buffalo, hilly prairies, and other wonders of the National Bison Range in Moiese.
• Montana State Parks
  • Confluence of Cultures: At Missouri Headwaters State Park, visitors see where rivers—and people—have been meeting for thousands of years.
  • The Treaty Lives On: Council Grove State Park commemorates "the place of tall trees with no limbs," where Indian tribes reluctantly gave up most of their homeland 150 years ago.
  • Wonderground: The marvels of Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park.