Montana Teens Can Apply to Review Wild Fish Habitat Grants
Montana teenagers are being offered the opportunity to apply to review grants aimed at improving wild fish habitats, as reported by Mix 97.1.
Billings, MT, October 21, 2026 —
Montana teenagers are being offered an opportunity to apply to review grants focused on improving wild fish habitats, according to a report by Mix 97.1.
The reported opportunity connects young people with the review of grant proposals intended to support wild fish habitats. The available summary does not specify which organization is administering the program, how many teenagers may be selected, or what responsibilities reviewers would have.
Further details about the application process were not provided. The report summary does not identify eligibility requirements beyond describing applicants as Montana teenagers, nor does it state an application deadline, selection criteria, or whether participants would receive compensation or training.
The amount of grant funding, the habitats or fish species that may be covered, and the projects eligible for support were also not specified in the information provided. It is therefore unclear how the grant review would be organized or how reviewers’ input would factor into funding decisions.
Mix 97.1 is the cited source for the report. No additional statements from program organizers or details about next steps were included in the summary. The announcement, as described, presents an opportunity for teenagers to apply to take part in reviewing grants with a wild fish habitat improvement focus; further program details were not available.
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