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.

• 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

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
• Weeding Sluice

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

• 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.