Conducted by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the University of Montana, the survey has been tracking trends in how residents view wolves since 2012

The newly consolidated regionwide water-quality watchdog will use the funding to address stormwater and septic leachate in the Columbia River Basin headwaters

Agency officials will ask the Fish and Wildlife Commission for approval of a gillnetting program to suppress the invasive species and conserve the native trout

After suspending its uphill travel policy during the holidays due to a low snowpack and high visitation, Whitefish Mountain Resort on Tuesday began allowing skiers to ascend the East Route

The property owners, who are also suing a local conservation district in Flathead District Court, argue Glacier Park has exclusive jurisdiction over their private parcel inside park boundaries

More than 2.9 million people visited the park through November, barely surpassing last year’s totals despite one of the earliest openings and latest closures of the Going-to-the-Sun Road in recent history

The actor best known for his portrayal of James Bond allegedly walked in an off-limits area at Mammoth Terraces on Nov. 1, according to two federal citations issued this week

In the depths of a Flathead Valley winter, light is life. And in those darkest months, it often feels as though light is at a premium.

A scant winter snowpack and below-average temperatures have combined to limit the available terrain on Big Mountain, which opened for its 76th season Dec. 7

The proposal follows longstanding calls from environmentalists to preserve older forests that offer crucial wildlife habitat and other environmental benefits

The amended complaint comes a month after a hearing examiner determined the Flathead Conservation District has authority to enforce Montana’s streambed laws in Glacier National Park

Railway officials say a locomotive trailed 900-1,000 gallons of dyed diesel fuel on a 65-mile route between Browning and Belton in West Glacier

Under new ownership, the historic lodge will remain closed for winter as construction delays stalled plans for renovation. But one man and his pistenbully hopes to preserve the Essex area’s most beloved tradition

Montana FWP is offering a suite of educational programs and activities at the region’s state parks, including a “First Day Expedition” with prizes

I hope you all find a little magic in the stories before you