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

• Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
• Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge
• Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge
• Fort Peck Interpretive Center & Museum
• Bureau of Land Management
• First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park
• Chief Plenty Coups State Park
• Giant Spring State Park
• Makoshika State Park

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

• Chief Plenty Coups State Park
• Homerun Pond
• Fort Peck Hatchery
• Fish Telemetry
• Breaks Patrol
• Fort Peck Museum
• Sauger Study

• Defenders of Wildlife
• Black-footed Ferret Recovery Program
• Missouri-Yellowstone Adopt-A-Fish - Learn about warm-water fish as biologist track fish with radio telemetry

• "Investigating Your Environment" - Outdoor student investigation from the US Forest Service (PDF)
• The High Plains: Land of Extremes, BLM

• Birds & Birding
  • Hope for Montana's Prairie Songsters: Rotational grazing and cropland conversions could help slow the decline of fast-disappearing grassland bird populations.
  • Where Have All The Plovers Gone?: Looking for mountain shorebirds where there are no mountains or shores.
  • The Case of the Disappearing Duck: Why have pintail numbers been dropping over the past few decades, while other similar waterfowl species have shown remarkable recoveries?
• Fisheries
  • Big (and Plentiful) Fish on the Prairie: Some anglers say there's no decent fishing east of Great Falls and Billings. Here are nine angling hotspots that say they're wrong (or lying).
• General Interests
  • The Swift Fox's Speedy Return: Why, after being declared locally extinct in 1969, has this tiny canine returned to Montana?
  • Rattlesnake!: What to do if you or someone you are with gets bitten.
• FWP Issues & Management
  • Ferrets in the Spotlight: Searching eastern Montana for North America’s rarest mammal.
  • Avoiding the ESA Ambulance: Why more landowners are working with FWP to keep Montana wildlife from ending up in the Endangered Species Act emergency room.
• Hunting
  • On Montana Safari: Pursuing pronghorn is as close as you can get to an African big-game hunt without flying halfway around the globe.
  • The Greatest Hunting Trip Ever?: Stalking Montana’s amazingly abundant wildlife with Lewis and Clark.
• Montana State Parks
  • Oasis on the Prairie: Cool and clear water, sandy beaches, picnic facilities, and More—the new Brush Lake State Park may be the greatest thing to hit northeastern Montana since the invention of air conditioning.
  • A Good Time in Montana's Badlands: Dinosaur bones, knockout scenery, mountain biking, Buzzard Day, and more—all amid some of the state’s most spectacular surroundings—make Makoshika a must-see state park.
• Outdoors Portraits
  • McCown's Longspur
  • Black-billed magpie
• Wildlife
  • Chilly Reception: Though native to northeastern Montana, elk returning to what are now the region’s farm fields are being managed as unwelcome intruders.