NCDE Subcommittee Membership
- Randy Arnold (chair) Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, R2
- Bill Avey (co-chair) Helena-Lewis and Clark Forest
- Jeff Mow Glacier National Park
- Jim Williams Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, R1
- Gary Bertellotti Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, R4
- Stacy Courville Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
- Carolyn Upton Lolo National Forest
- Bryan Donner Kootenai National Forest
- John Waller Glacier National Park
- Katie Stevens Bureau of Land Management
- Jodi Bush US Fish & Wildlife Service
- Holger Bohm British Columbia Ministry of Forests, Lands & Natural Resource Operations
- Claudia Regan US Geological Survey
- Paul Frame Alberta Government Wildlife
Information, Education & Outreach Subcommittee
- Dillon Tabish (chair) Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, R1
- Lynn M. Johnson Kootenai National Forest
- Whisper Means Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
- Amy Jacobs Flathead National Forest
- Kathy Bushnell Helena-Lewis & Clark National Forest
Advisors
- Hilary Cooley US Fish & Wildlife Service
- Cecily Costello Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
- Scott Jackson US Forest Service
Subcommittee Meetings
Refer to the Meeting Calendar for upcoming meeting information
Meeting Summaries
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 12/3/2019
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 4/30/2019
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 11/29/2017
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 4/25/2017
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 11/29/2016
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 4/19/2016
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 12/2/2015
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 5/6/2015
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 4/23/2014
- Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Mtg. Summary 12/2/2014
Policy, Management and Research Reports
Conservation Strategy
The IGBC has endorsed the NCDE Conservation Strategy, which means as a body, the IGBC Executive Committee believes it is adequate. Endorsement does not mean approval. Approval of the Conservation Strategy will occur when all the agencies who have commitments represented in the strategy have signed the implementation MOU. By signing the Conservation Strategy, the agencies would be agreeing to use their respective authorities to maintain and enhance the recovered status of grizzly bears in the NCDE if and when delisting occurred. For the latest information of grizzly bear recovery, visit the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Grizzly Bear Recovery page.
- Conservation Strategy
- Summary of Editorial Changes to the NCDE Conservation Strategy (updated 3/25/2020)
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Press release: NCDE Subcommittee Completes Conservation Strategy for Grizzly Bears
- Federal Register Notice for the Draft Conservation Strategy for the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem Grizzly Bear (5/3/2013)
Management and Research
- Montana Grizzly Bear Management and Conservation Plans
- Grizzly Bear Management Annual Report: FWP Region 1 (2019)
- Grizzly Bear Management Annual Report: FWP Region 4 (2019)
- Grizzly Bear Management Annual Report: FWP Region 1 (2018)
- Grizzly Bear Management Annual Report: FWP Region 1 (2017)
- Grizzly Bear Management Annual Report: FWP Region 1 (2016)
- Grizzly Bear Management Annual Report: FWP Region 1 (2015)
- Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Population Monitoring Program
- Montana Grizzly Bear Regulatory Mechanisms (2019)
- Grizzly Bear Dispersal Between the Greater Yellowstone and Northern Continental Divide Ecosystems
- Grizzly Bear Demographics in the NCDE (2016)
- Interagency Monitoring Plan for the NCDE (2005)
- USGS Noninvasive Monitoring Methods