As Canadian Tourism Slows and Many Glacier Restricts Access, Summer Traffic to Glacier Dips
August visitation to the park dropped 4%, but Glacier National Park's overall visitation has remained steady in 2025
August visitation to the park dropped 4%, but Glacier National Park's overall visitation has remained steady in 2025
The study found that federal programs that kill problem wolves are more effective
The rule allowed public property to be leased for restoration in the same way that oil companies lease land for drilling
The entire length of the Two Medicine Road will close Oct. 1 for a culvert replacement
While not exactly the pie of my dreams, that quail sausage came dang close
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s order narrowed the ways in which the Land and Water Conservation Fund can be spent, but omitted the provision that conservation groups had feared the most.
The early closure is due to low water levels that are insufficient to support the number of daily visitors to the popular destination in Glacier National Park
There’s a pile of stones now, right next to that shell from our final hunt
DNRC anticipates more smoke production this week due to the hot and dry conditions that are expected across the state through Thursday
Volunteers will harvest apples from City of Whitefish trees on Sept. 6, helping to eliminate a major food attractant for bears preparing for hibernation
The Montana delegates say they would oppose efforts to divert Land and Water Conservation Fund support away from acquisitions or otherwise limit public land access
A 34-year-old woman hiking near Lake Janet sustained shoulder and arm injuries after the bear charged and swiped at her
As part of my studies, I’m rereading some of the books I discovered as a young man who aspired to be some sort of outdoor writer
The easement on 53,000 acres of private timberland in Flathead and Lincoln counties would preserve public access and timber production. The project received unanimous commissioner support and now requires approval by the land board.
The Fish and Wildlife Commission on Thursday blended recommendations from state wildlife managers with a legislative mandate to manage wolves at a “lower yet sustainable” population level. A majority of public comment opposed measures to reduce the statewide wolf population.