John Henry+FollowGrizzly bear returns to Bangtail MountainsA grizzly bear has been spotted in the Bangtail Mountains near Bozeman for the first time in over 50 years! Thanks to a trail camera, we now know these iconic animals are slowly reclaiming old territory after decades of conservation work. With only about 1,050 grizzlies left in the Greater Yellowstone area, every sighting matters. It’s a huge win for wildlife, but also a reminder to stay alert if you’re out hiking—bear spray and making noise are a must. Do you think Montana is doing enough to protect its wild spaces and animals? Let’s talk about it! #Entertainment #Painting #MontanaWildlife00Share
Michelle York+FollowGrizzlies return to the Bangtails: What it meansA grizzly bear has been spotted in the Bangtail Mountains east of Bozeman for the first time in decades, marking a major shift in where these iconic animals are roaming. To get there, the bear likely braved the busy I-90—where traffic and wildlife often collide. This sighting isn’t just a wildlife win; it’s a sign that grizzlies are quietly reclaiming lost ground across Montana. As their core habitats fill up and food sources change, young bears are exploring new areas, sometimes bringing them closer to our backyards. Should we invest more in wildlife crossings to keep both bears and people safe? #Science #MontanaWildlife #GrizzlyBear10Share
davisjames+FollowGrizzly bear spotted in Bangtail Range!A grizzly bear has been officially spotted in the Bangtail Range east of Bozeman for the first time since recovery efforts began. With grizzlies now showing up in new places, it’s a real reminder that bear country is expanding into areas we might not expect. Whether you’re hiking, biking, or just out enjoying Montana’s wild spaces, it’s smart to carry bear spray, make noise, and keep food and trash secure. Have you seen more wildlife in unusual places lately? How are you adjusting your routines to stay safe? Let’s swap tips and stories! #Pets #MontanaWildlife #GrizzlyBear10Share
