Park officials announced the managed access system will include all park entrances during peak season, aimed at easing overcrowding at popular eastern entrances

New research finds hybrid species are more prone to reproductive dispersal than their native counterparts, reducing biodiversity in one of the last best strongholds for westslope cutthroat

Charting the number of homes active, sold, canceled and expired from January 2019 through November 2022

Wildlife managers are seeking public input on a statewide plan that will provide the framework for long-term grizzly bear management

Nearly 100,000 boats were inspected this year, resulting in the discovery of 53 mussel-infested watercraft; however, researchers credit partnerships among a multitude of state, federal and tribal stakeholders with keeping the Flathead Basin mussel-free

Books tend to be what I buy for my friend and family for the holidays, so I’m inspired to adopt the Icelandic book exchange to fall into our family’s winter celebration plans

Tribal leaders and conservation groups work to reintroduce small predators like black-footed ferrets and swift foxes to the northern Montana reservation

To become law in Montana, the proposal must be approved by state lawmakers once the legislative session begins in January

I set out to see if I could pack one of my favorite bean soup recipes into a jar, along with dried ingredients to give its full flavor in a tidy package easy to gift and use

Already prone to ascetic solitude, my hermitic propensities grew compulsive. I never encountered a crowd I hadn’t already calibrated how to avoid, and I never entered a room without first plotting my exit

Gianforte’s budget proposal, released in mid-November, proposes to permanently cut voter-approved revenue that is used to protect wildlife and improve hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking

In celebration of its 75th anniversary, the iconic ski area on Big Mountain debuts its first six-pack chairlift

Breaking down the past seven years of single-family residence sales by month sold

Unfortunately, the increasingly lax regulations adopted by Montana and Idaho, as well as those which always existed in Wyoming, means my ideal of ethical hunting will be further tarnished by gratuitous slaughter

It was forty-odd years ago that this county’s voters approved the first-ever comprehensive plan to guide growth and development in the Flathead Valley and its surrounding ecosystem