Tristan Scott is a Managing Editor at various publications, including the Billings Gazette Communications and the Helena Independent Record. He focuses on themes such as climate change and the environment, construction and real estate, as well as regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on environmental services, forestry, and natural resources. Tristan's work has been featured in notable outlets like KPVI-DTV, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, and The Times of Northwest Indiana.
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Tristan Scott's articles predominantly cover local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and events in the Flathead Valley area of Montana. The topics covered include Glacier National Park, BNSF Railway, Flathead Valley, conservation, and hunting.
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By: Tristan Scott
Runners participating in the Blacktail Balderdash near Lakeside this weekend still do not know the course route because the inaugural foot race’s organizers refuse to reveal it. That’s by design, race organizers say, “to keep your imaginations active and your creative juices alive.” But even after participants receive the mysterious route beta for the sparsely […]
By: Tristan Scott
After months of public debate over a proposal to modernize the aging wastewater treatment system serving Holland Lake Campground and the historic Holland Lake Lodge, the U.S. Forest Service has signed off on a final reconstruction plan, scaling back a design the agency proposed in March in response to community pushback. Flathead National Forest Supervisor […]
By: Tristan Scott
Eight years after wildland firefighters rescued the historic Wheeler Cabin from flames that swept through Glacier National Park, a volunteer team of preservation specialists has converged on the shores of Lake McDonald to put the finishing touches on a $1.5 million restoration project to preserve the property as a peace center for future generations. This […]
By: Tristan Scott
A freak rockfall on one of America’s most scenic mountain roads has left a Kansas City family grieving a husband, father and grandfather who spent his life teaching them to stop and look twice at the beauty around them. Rex Schowengerdt, 73, of Missouri, died July 16 from injuries sustained when a rock fell through […]
By: Tristan Scott
A widening coalition of environmental organizations, U.S. tribes and Canadian First Nations is escalating calls for an independent panel to review Glencore’s proposed expansion of the Fording River coal mine in British Columbia’s Elk Valley, arguing that federal and provincial officials have already tipped their hand in favor of approval. The Fording River Extension (FRX) […]
By: Tristan Scott
The U.S. Forest Service on Tuesday submitted its plan to fully repeal the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, undoing a 25-year-old federal protection covering 44 million acres of national forest in favor of delegating decision-making authority to local land managers. The move comes more than a year after Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the administration […]
A multi-generational, family-owned timber company is set to place the last of its entire 130,000-acre Montana timber base under working conservation easements after the state’s Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the purchase of 20,629 acres in northwest Montana. The Stimson Timberland Legacy Conservation Easement, which last year was awarded a $10.2 million grant through the […]
By: Tristan Scott
Land managers with the Flathead National Forest plan to approve a fuels-reduction project in the Swan Valley near Holland Lake using an emergency determination on the grounds that it lies in a “high-risk fireshed,” according to an Aug. 18 decision notice. Foresters say the project is eligible for an Emergency Action Determination (EAD) because it […]
With wildfire smoke blanketing the Flathead Valley again this summer, three communities are opening their doors to show residents where — and how — they can find cleaner air. Climate Smart Glacier Country (CSG) will host a series of open houses, or “pop-up events,” Aug. 24-27 at three newly designated Clean Air Centers in Kalispell, […]
A record number of local nonprofits are two weeks into the Great Fish Community Challenge, and Flathead Valley donors are giving at a faster clip than they were at this point a year ago. And yet, according to the Whitefish Community Foundation (WCF), the real surge in giving is still to come. As of Aug. […]
