Measuring Montana’s Outdoor Economy
New report says outdoor recreation pumps $7.1 billion into state economy and supports 71,000 jobs
What We’ve Learned About Bears
We’re just going to have to learn how to better live alongside bears
Becoming Bear Aware
The evolution of bear management in Glacier National Park
Judge: Bears Near US-Canada Border Merit Endangered Status
Judge Dana Christensen's order reversed the 2014 re-classification by U.S. wildlife officials
Snelson Named Spotted Bear District Ranger
Snelson will start his tenure Dec. 10
Flathead National Forest Plan Update Delayed Again
The agency released the draft environmental impact statement in May 2016
Camping Without the Crowds
Summertime means camping under the stars among forested mountains and alpine lakes. Here are a few quiet getaways worth escaping to.
Where the Trout Are
Sometimes the trick on the forks is to stay in your game, to stay sharp, and not let the endless parade of smaller fish lull you to complacency
Born to Pack
Mule-packer Jill Michalak is the first woman to saddle up in Glacier National Park’s backcountry packing program, but her chops are true to tradition
Divers Find No Adult Invasive Mussels in Tiber Reservoir
State officials will continue to test water, educate boaters and inspect boats at the two reservoirs
Trump Administration Urged to Avoid Salmon Protection Rules
Association sees hope in a series of pro-industry environmental decisions by President Donald Trump
Chronicling the Cleveland Five
Renowned climber and Columbia Falls native Terry Kennedy captures tragedy and triumph in new mountaineering book
Yellowstone Visitation Down in July and for the Year
Just over 962,400 people visited the park in July
Montana Rancher Admits Illegal Pesticide Killed Bald Eagle
Rancher was trying to poison coyotes but killed an eagle
Hazy Days on the Middle Fork
Fishing and floating in the middle of Northwest Montana's fire season
