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Josh Burnham

Online Editor
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Josh Burnham is MTPR's online editor. Josh manages the website and MTPR's social media, takes photos and video, edits audio and text, and occasionally produces a radio story.

Have a question, comment or suggestion about MTPR's online efforts? Contact Josh via email, twitter, or phone at: 406-243-4203.

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Wildlife Managers Urge Montanans To Be Bear Aware

By • Aug 30, 2018
Practicing with a test can of bear spray at a grizzly bear meeting in Arlee, MT, August 28, 2018.

As fall approaches, tribal and state wildlife officials are reminding Montanans to be bear aware and secure any attractants that might lead to trouble between people and bears.

A meeting in Arlee Tuesday, co-sponsored by The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) and the conservation group People and Carnivores, focused on reducing conflicts between the growing population of grizzly bears — and people — in the Mission Valley.

Watch: 2018 Montana Folk Festival Highlights

By • Jul 16, 2018
The Original Stage at the Montana Folk Festival in Butte, July 14, 2018.
Josh Burnham

Butte, Montana is known as the "Richest Hill on Earth," and this weekend its cultural riches were on display at the Montana Folk Festival. Miss the fun? Listen to the archives of MTPR's live broadcast from the original stage [Friday, Saturday] and see videos and pics from this weekend.

Montana Public Radio Wins Broadcasters Association Awards

By • Jun 18, 2018
Public Media at the MT Broadcasters Awards. L to R YPR General Manager Kurt Wilson; William Marcus of MontanaPBS and MTPR; Ray Ekness, MTPR director; Nicky Ouellet MTPR reporter; Nate Hegyi, YPR reporter; Josh Burnham, MTPR web editor; Peter Breigenzer.

Montana Public Radio and our partners at MontanaPBS and Yellowstone Public Radio brought home awards from the Montana Broadcasters Association this weekend.

Montana Flood News Roundup For May 10, 2018

By & • May 10, 2018
Clark Fork River in Missoula, May 9, 2018.
Josh Burnham

Update: 9:25 p.m. 

New evacuations due to flooding have been ordered near Missoula tonight. According to a post from the Missoula County Sheriffs Office, "three homes on Harper’s Bridge Road are now under an evacuation order, while 10 additional homes on Harper’s Bridge Road have been put in evacuation warning. A road block has been established on Harper’s Bridge Road and Lavoie."

Survey: Help Guide MTPR's Online Efforts

By • Mar 15, 2018
Microphone and tablet.
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How can we better meet your news, arts and music needs online? Take a 5 minute survey to tell us why you tune in, how you tune in, and what you want more (or less) of. After all, you're the "Public" in Montana Public Radio.

Make your voice heard, take the survey here.

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