Volunteers Clean Up North Fork Riverbanks
Montana Raft Company and Glacier Guides lead annual cleanup effort
To Kill, or Not to Kill
One camp argued that we had no business playing God and deciding which fished lived, and which died. I was in the other camp
Coalition Rallying Support for Haskill
Land Trust, Stoltze, Whitefish mayor ask for public's help to protect 3,000 acres
Swan Mountain Outfitters Opens New Discovery Center in West Glacier
The facility is a “one-stop shop” for visitors to the area
Flathead Land Trust Hires Executive Director
Travis brings over 14 years of nonprofit conservation and leadership experience
Court Asked to Speed Up Canada Lynx Recovery Work
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed completing the plan by early 2018
Author to Discuss Impacts of Shrinking Glaciers at Seminar
The learning center is hosting the free brown-bag luncheon presentation
Advisory Council to Consider Changes to Hunting, Fishing Licences
Wednesday's meeting will focus on assessing whether to suggest any changes based on public comment
Two Female Grizzlies Relocated to Cabinet Mountains
Relocations part of an effort to boost the grizzly population in the Cabinet Mountains
Wyoming Study Finds Cougars Avoid Wolf Territory
Individual mountain lions frequent the core areas within their home ranges
Feds to Help Keep Sage Grouse off Threatened List
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management also is committing $6.5 million over 10 years
Conservationists Seek Nonlethal Wolf Controls
Groups recently filed a petition with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Teams Trapping Grizzlies as Feds Eye Delisting
Grizzly bears were first listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1975
Wildlife Officers Investigating Death of 3 Grizzlies near Ferndale
Three young grizzlies discovered dead near Ferndale
Black Bear Euthanized near Lake Mary Ronan
The bear was euthanized because of its close proximity to people in campgrounds
