This is Montana: Ranching Agreements Help Conserve Arctic Grayling
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Last updated 8/5/2020 at 3:29pm
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Up-close view of an Arctic grayling.
When the Corps of Discovery passed through Montana in 1805 Capt. Meriwether Lewis described a "new kind of white or silvery trout,"-the Arctic grayling, a member of the salmon family that depends on clean, cold-water streams. Montana is now the only place in the lower 48 states with native populations of fluvial (river-dwelling) Arctic grayling. Over time, its historic range has been drasticall...
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