The only way to be fully off the hook is to clean and inspect your boat every time you use it

New this year, 50-kilometer trail run will top out on Big Mountain and showcase growing network of conservation and recreation parcels

Scientists in China have slipped human genes into the brains of macaque monkeys

Join a ranger on a two-mile guided hike of Lone Pine

With a slate of bills aimed at aquatic invasive species prevention on the legislative docket, funding remains a key priority

Bass may not be trout, but when hooked they are feisty and prone to pleasing aerial behavior

With the wild turkey hunting season around the corner, a history of the Treasure State's turkey populations and tips for bagging a gobbler

Gray wolf population in Washington state kept growing last year and for the first time the state documented a pack living west of the Cascade Range

The interplay between elk and wolves promises to keep biologists busy for as long as there are elk and wolves

Park officials urge visitors should be prepared for sightings and encounters

In establishing the council, governor cites leadership void and legal uncertainties surrounding grizzly delisting

The flights of snow geese form irregular, thread-like chevrons stretching to the horizon

The groups host the film tour to promote the next age of river conservation

New culverts, electricity and telephone service will be installed along Lake McDonald

General guidelines for catching and releasing fish to minimize harm