Lewistown Montana
Station history
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fishery Assistance Office wasestablished November 1962 by order of President John F. Kennedy, in Kalispell, Montana.The station was established to provide fishery management services to the Blackfeet IndianReservation in Montana. Three other Montana reservations and Glacier National Parkwere receiving fishery assistance from the Portland, Oregon Fisheries Assistance Office. The logistical need to consolidate these Montana operations was apparent. InMarch of 1980, the Kalispell Fishery Assistance Office was combined with the CrestonNational Fish Hatchery to officially form the Creston Fish and Wildlife Center. However, this was changed again in 1989 when the assistance office and hatchery wereseparated, with Project Leaders being appointed for each office. In 1990, themanagement assistance office reorganized when funding from the Bureau of Indian Affairswas terminated and funding appropriation supported by the Montana Cong ... [Read More]
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Montana State Technical Advisory Committee | Montana NRCS
The Montana State Technical Advisory Committee attempts to meet quarterly. Most meetings are held in central locations like Lewistown or Great Falls. Question: ... The next meeting of the State Technical Advisory Committee will be held Tuesday, June 7, 2005 at the Yogo Inn in Lewistown, Montana. ... [Read More]
Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer
Governor Roy E. Ayers , a Democrat, was born November 9, 1882, near Lewistown, Montana Territory. A former United States Congressman, Governor Ayers served from 1937 to 1941. Ayers was the first governor born in what became the state of Montana. During his term, Ayers oversaw the expansion of state bureaucracy and signed a bill to give the governor new powers in directing state government. ... [Read More]
Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer
Richard Opper, 52, will serve as the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality. Opper has served the past 14 years as the Executive Director of the Missouri River Basin Association, a commission comprised of governor-appointed representatives of eight states and the Indian tribes in the Missouri River Basin. The commission is based in Lewistown, Montana. Prior to that he worked as the Executive Director for the Missoula-based Northern Lights Institute. Opper received his bachelor’s degree in agricultural sciences from Oklahoma State University and his master’s degree in soil science in 1979 from Montana State University. His research emphasis was in mine reclamation. He is married to Sally Mueller; they have one son, Isaac. ... [Read More]
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