Tourists Spent Nearly $5.5 Billion in Montana Last Year
Report shows nonresident spending had a higher direct impact to the local economy than in previous years despite dip in dollars
Report shows nonresident spending had a higher direct impact to the local economy than in previous years despite dip in dollars
I’ve seen some remarkably late-hatching birds over the years
Public lands poll shows high support for conservation issues even as residents aired grievances over the state's changing character
A conservation group is embroiled in litigation to defend the state’s selenium standard at the U.S.-Canada border against attempts by the Justice Department to rescind it; AG Knudsen accuses conservation group of “weaponization” of open records act
Republican lawmakers and agriculture industry representatives have blasted the move as a backdoor way to exclude mining, energy development and agriculture
The state agency is accepting public comment on a deal to place nearly 33,000 acres owned by Green Diamond Resource Company under an easement between Kalispell and Libby
What should never be debatable is that torturing wildlife is unacceptable
The parcel, once platted for subdivision, has received permanent protections through the Flathead Land Trust
With a record-low snowpack in northwest Montana’s high country, plow crews have made fast progress since they started clearing the Going-to-the-Sun Road less than two weeks ago, affording hikers and bikers an opportunity to gain early access to Glacier’s high country
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks announced more than $400,000 will be funneled into seven Northwest Montana trail projects
While EVs sales cooled, hybrid vehicles are getting a second look
Dozens of public health experts, Tribal nations and former justices are also among those supporting youth plaintiffs in landmark case
Plaintiffs argue the feds relied on ‘unfounded assumptions’ and ‘flawed’ population models in a February 2023 finding that wolves in the Northern Rockies are not facing an extinction threat
Management goals across the 28,300-acre project area include reducing fuel density and mitigating fire behavior near communities in the wildland-urban interface; plans include expansion of cross-country ski area
The approval from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, also granted last year, allows for a higher spring lake level, increasing the likelihood of refilling the lake to full pool by summer