Milk River Natural Area, which has been named as an Important Bird Area, is studded with cliffs and eroded sandstone badlands that serve as important nesting and foraging habitat to the area's raptors, the populations of which have experienced rebounds since the 1970s when the insecticide DDT was outlawed.
Milk River Natural Area, which has been named as an Important Bird Area, is studded with cliffs and eroded sandstone badlands that serve as important nesting and foraging habitat to the area's raptors, the populations of which have experienced rebounds since the 1970s when the insecticide DDT was outlawed.