​Boone and Crockett Fellow Jacob Hill studies how humans use animals to help us better manage wildlife.

By Kasey Rahn 

​Negotiating rapids in an inflatable bathtub in one of the wildest places in the Lower 48 is just another day in paradise at the Club’s Montana High-Adventure Base Camp.

By PJ DelHomme 

The Boone and Crockett Club University Programs is designed to provide science-based knowledge from seasoned wildlife professionals and educators to college graduates in the wildlife field to better prepare them for the responsible and wise management of wildlife in the future. 

University of Montana - Masters - 2010
Summer diet of wolves in Northwestern Montana

ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF BLACK BEARS, MISSOULA, MONTANA AND PUBLIC ATTITUDES ABOUT MANAGEMENT

As urban areas increase in size because of human population growth, habitat for wildlife is decreasing. Although black bears generally avoid areas of high human use, they have discovered how to exploit some urban areas to obtain resources.