The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service dropped wolves in most of the lower 48 states from the endangered species list in January

A similar approach was taken last year, driven in part by the pandemic and a desire to avoid the large congregations of personnel needed to fight major fires

After more than 30 years of hands-on educational events, Forestry Expo pivots to self-guided tours May 15-16

The main scenic corridor through the range can be driven for a chance to glimpse Montana’s megafauna

Goals are good, especially the lofty kind

The migratory bird policy was among dozens of Trump-era environmental actions Biden ordered reconsidered on his first day in office

Advanced reservations were snapped up within minutes of the system going online last week, prompting park officials to release additional tickets

I’m a card-carrying member of the old school outdoor writers guild

Project area covers 600 acres of wetlands that were ditched and drained during homestead era

Governor raises questions about federal intrusion into state wildlife management

The move that would be at odds with Republicans in the state who want to limit where bison can roam

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks anticipates another busy season following last year’s record state park visitation and renewed interest in hunting, fishing

It’s good to take a refresher course on the dos and don’ts as the weather improves and the compulsion to get outside becomes irresistible

An uptick in applications for special-use permits includes proposals for guided e-bike tours, shuttles, outfitter services, races, retreats and events