The Yellowstone region's population has rebounded from about 100 in 1975, when they were first listed, to as many as 1,000 today

Prospects for bagging big game in Northwest Montana are looking up as the season kicks off with more hunters heading afield

Republican lawmakers in Montana and Idaho are intent on culling more wolf packs, which are blamed for periodic attacks on livestock and reducing elk and deer herds

This puppy chaos has come as a shock

The Northwest Montana chapter of the Back Country Horsemen has partnered with 4-H to teach horse packing to up-and-coming riders

Another busy summer along the remote North Fork Flathead River has led to a spate of incidents involving unsecured garbage and grizzly bears this summer, culminating in the recent death of a well-known resident sow who lived among the locals for nearly two decades, as well as her three yearling cubs

Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park team up with webinar presentations on wildfires, dark skies, Canada lynx, and more

Our tool making has created a world of luxury and overproduction that threatens our own existence, as well as the world that sustains us

Report by University of Victoria’s Environmental Law Centre says failure to impose Fisheries Act powers has allowed cross-boundary coal mining pollution to persist for years

Blistering heat waves and extended drought have raised water temperatures and imperiled fish species in several states

Untold numbers of camping, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, rafting and biking adventures have been scrapped as U.S. wildfires have scorched nearly 7,900 square miles this year

The cabins provide a chance to inhabit pieces of forest service history

The bear stole apples from an open vehicle trunk while visitors were nearby at the Many Glacier Campground

Safe Lands Forestry works on a small scale to do fuel reduction and fire mitigation on properties along the urban-forest interface