Isabel Hicks is an Agriculture Reporter at various publications including the Idaho State Journal and the Billings Gazette Communications. She covers a range of topics related to agriculture and farming, with a focus on regional interest, climate change, and environmental issues, often highlighting themes such as wildlife, bison, and real estate in Montana. Isabel's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Montana Free Press and the Missoulian/Ravalli Republic.
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Isabel Hicks' coverage primarily focuses on local environmental issues, wildlife conservation, and ranching in the Montana region. Her articles often involve government announcements and press releases related to these themes.
If you are looking to reach out to Isabel Hicks, consider offering insights or updates on local environmental policies, wildlife preservation efforts, or agricultural innovations within the Montana region. Additionally, providing perspectives from local stakeholders involved in ranching or conservation activities could be of interest to her.
Given her focus area on Yellowstone National Park and its surroundings, pitches about initiatives impacting this specific area may resonate with her reporting interests.
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By: Isabel Hicks
It's a rarity these days for ranchers to see people eating the animals they raise. In the conventional U.S. agricultural market, ranchers sell livestock to out-of-state feedlots and can't track where the meat is ultimately sold. Just 5% of cattle raised in Montana are processed here
By: Isabel Hicks
HELMVILLE — Sitting on hay bales in the bed of an old pick-up truck, Montana rancher Cooper Hibbard looked out to a crowded pasture.
By: Isabel Hicks
How the park's first management update in 24 years is set to impact herds and hunting beyond its boundaries.
Chamois Andersen / Defenders of Wildlife A highly anticipated update to how Yellowstone National Park manages bison is setting the stage to expand the animal’s range in Montana, tribes and conservationsts say.
By: Isabel Hicks
BOZEMAN – Following an initial rejection, a citizen initiative to ban single-use plastics will make the Bozeman ballot after city officials agreed to a
With typical rents hovering around $2,000 a month, officials search for a balance between affordability and preserving what's left of the city's small-town past.
By: Isabel Hicks
The conference, part of MSU's Celebrate Agriculture Week, has been held for 18 years and provides an opportunity to discuss agricultural trends and policy ideas relevant to Montana. Twelve presenters, most of them MSU economics professors, delivered lectures and presented their research projects throughout the day.
BOZEMAN — On a recent Wednesday morning in north Bozeman, the sound of hauling equipment and tow trucks filled the air as city officials and police moved to close a popular urban camping area.
By: Isabel Hicks
People with concerns about how the city of Bozeman is addressing affordable housing will have a chance to seek clarity and ask questions at a public meeting this week.
By: Isabel Hicks
Bozeman city officials and grocery stores are hammering out the details of a ballot initiative banning single-use plastics after voters overwhelmingly supported it.
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