AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth-Tech Training: A nearly $1.6 million grant will help Carroll College build simulation labs and equip its planned physician assistant program, aimed at preparing rural and frontier students to serve their communities. AI and Public Lands: Interior Secretary Doug Burgum is pressing to allow data centers on federal lands while holding investments worth an estimated $18.1 million to $64.4 million in AI companies, raising conflict-of-interest concerns. Wildlife Research: Researchers used GPS data from collared grizzlies to locate and map huckleberry habitat in the Cabinets and Selkirks, giving land managers a new way to identify important feeding areas. Winter Outlook: Montana’s state climatologist says a Super El Niño tilts the odds toward a warmer-than-usual winter, but precipitation forecasts remain uncertain. Wildlife Safety: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks urges people to avoid sick or dead wild animals and wear gloves when handling them, as avian flu remains a concern.
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