Yellowstone National Park Staffing up for Summer Rush
Park is in the midst of hiring up to 400 summer employees
Park is in the midst of hiring up to 400 summer employees
Detractors of bear spray point to the times when a person is mauled despite the use of the deterrent
Local celebrations and activities planned for 50th anniversary of Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
Ruling allows construction of $59 million dam on the Yellowstone River
Department reportedly exploring different fixes to park budget crisis following heavy opposition
Rick Mace will outline the history of the road to recovery for the grizzly bear
The comment period is for the four proposals put forth in February for restoring the chalet
The National Trails System celebrates 50 years as one of the greatest innovations in American outdoor recreation history: the long-distance hiking trail, including the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, 750 miles of which run through Montana
As the National Park Service's earliest adopter of web-camera technology, Glacier Park offers the world a glimpse into its wild interior
For the first time since fall you can cast a single fly, throw tight loops and catch trout
Residents are encouraged to secure food attractants as bears descend into lower valleys
Season passholders and above-average snowfall help resort record its best season yet with 14 days remaining in the season
Work will cause delays this summer and shut down traffic for the winter on the park's eastern access road about three weeks earlier than normal
This is the first time a positive test has been found in the mountains southwest of Dillon
More than $21 million will go to Wildlife Restoration funds