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Glacial Lake Missoula

  • Satellite map of the Ninepipe wetlands area in western Montana.
    Montana News
    How did the Ninepipe wetlands form — and how will climate change affect them?
    Austin Amestoy
    The Ninepipe wetlands cover thousands of acres across the Mission Valley. Nearly 15,000 acres are protected by federal, state and tribal agencies, and many more are on private lands. It’s a sprawling complex of wetlands and grasslands tucked at the base of the Mission Mountains. A listener wants to know how the wetlands there formed and if climate change poses a threat.
  • Arts & Life
    Glacial Lake Missoula
    "Fieldnotes," September 22nd & 23rd, 2013: "Glacial Lake Missoula," by Caroline Kurtz & Bruce Weide.http://www.montananaturalist.org/"Geologists estimate…