I hope I’m wrong, but I worry that Montana pride about access might have diminished

The reintroduction, starting with the release of up to 10 wolves, emerged as a political wedge issue when Wyoming, Idaho and Montana refused to share their wolves for the effort

The seven-time X Games medalist and Olympic freestyle skier hailing from Whitefish has been busy filming with production companies and plans to step back from freestyle competitions in 2024

There are an estimated 300 wolverines left in the southern extent of the animal’s range

The shift comes within a year of Glacier’s new digital permit process for advanced wilderness campground reservations; park officials attributed the change to public feedback

Forecast says temperatures and rain on snow have combined to create unstable snowpack conditions in the Whitefish and Flathead ranges as well as Glacier National Park

While electric fences reduced human-bear conflict levels this year, Northwest Montana had 224 total calls and 13 known grizzly bear mortalities

The recovery plan says protecting 95% of current lynx habitat in the lower 48 states in coming decades would help the species remain viable

White-tailed deer, elk harvests were on par with last year’s totals in northwest Montana

National Park Service officials say the first major fee increases since 2007 will align campground rates in the park with those outside of Glacier

The $30,411 grant through the Flathead National Forest and Flathead Resource Advisory Committee will help improve a dozen access sites that don’t meet standards

About 300 surviving animals in the contiguous U.S. live in fragmented, isolated groups at high elevations in the northern Rocky Mountains

The dog and I had the day before Thanksgiving off, so we went hunting

The industry contributed $2.9 billion to state GDP in 2022; ranks third in nation for contribution to GDP, according to a new report by the Bureau of Economic Analysis

A new comprehensive inventory of glaciers in the Western U.S. shows fewer and smaller icy features than previously detailed, including six lost from Montana