The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is seeking public feedback to improve outdated rules regarding recreational use of state lands, focusing on trapping and motorized activities. With a comment period open until September 25, the aim is to increase clarity and consistency across regulations, reflecting public concerns and promoting equitable access.

Montana’s Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a meeting on October 15 to discuss grizzly bear relocation, fishing regulations, updated recreation fees, and motorboat usage. Public feedback is encouraged, with a deadline for comments on September 24. Attendees can participate in person, by mail, or through Zoom with pre-registration.

Montana FWP seeks public comment on Recreational Trails Program grant awards and other environmental assessments. Visit fwp.mt.gov/public-notices to review and submit input.

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Montana waterfowl hunters have a rare window to influence 2026-27 season dates and bag limits. Here's what's proposed and how to comment now.

Montana hunters who skip FWP meetings may lose hunting opportunities. These hearings decide tag allocations, district changes, and seasons that directly impact you.