New Outdoor Paradigm
Lion attacks have been so rare we’ve never treated them as much of a threat. This latest death may change that.
Lion attacks have been so rare we’ve never treated them as much of a threat. This latest death may change that.
In partnership with Flathead Land Trust, Doug and Carolyn Kohrs permanently conserved their land along the Stillwater River west of Whitefish, adding to an inventory of protected private parcels
Belton Chalets, Inc., also held the previous 10-year contract that expired Dec. 31
The 67,536-acre Granite Moccasin project area borders Glacier National Park and the Great Bear Wilderness, stretching about 40 miles along U.S. Highway 2 and the Middle Fork Flathead River. Forest officials say it is needed to reduce the risk of wildland fire.
As snow piles up around northwest Montana, Nordic groomers are hard at work creating a winter wonderland for cross-country skiers of all stripes; Glacier Cyclery and Nordic is hosting a free ski waxing clinic Jan. 9 at 5:30 p.m. at the downtown Whitefish shop.
The battle over corner crossings has been a long, disappointing slog
New year-to-date data shows 3,115,195 people visited the park during the first 11 months of 2025, which signals a 2.4% drop in visitation compared to the same period last year
I must admit, I occasionally dream of returning home permanently
Environmental groups had argued in their unsuccessful motion for a preliminary injunction that letting hunters, trappers and wildlife managers kill up to 558 wolves would do long-term harm to their viability in Montana
The ski area will open Wednesday with limited terrain and hours, with chairlifts spinning from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Dec. 24 and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Christmas Day
Introduced by Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, the amendment to an Interior appropriations bill strips language prohibiting the disposal of national park units; Montana's congressional delegates said they are reviewing all amendments and remain "stalwart" in their defense of public lands
Upland bird hunting with pointing dogs is a midlife-crisis obsession I surrendered to
Former state grizzly bear manager Wesley Sarmento vividly recalls a routine call along the Rocky Mountain Front in 2019. It was early in the morning, and a bear was in a family’s front yard.
With both phases complete, the Montana Great Outdoors Project ensures working forests between Kalispell and Libby remain in timber production while allowing permanent public access
The Center for Biological Diversity this week sued the Interior Department for violating the a statutory public-participation requirement, alleging a contest-winning photograph of Glacier National Park should not have been replaced with Trump's likeness