National Bison Range Roundup Postponed Amid Montana Smoke
Range manager Jeff King says the smoke makes the air unhealthy for humans and the horses
The End of Something
Elected officials need to do more to make sure the state has enough funds each year to fight wildfires
Second Grizzly Attack in Week in Montana Stopped by Bear Spray
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks says the latest attack occurred on Saturday on a private ranch north of Gardiner
Glacier Park Temporarily Suspends Issuing New Backcountry Permits
Agency wants to reduce the number of people overnighting in the backcountry amid high fire danger
Hunting Season is Here
Hunting season prospects, tips for safety and reminders
Coast Guard Closes Columbia River in Oregon Due to Fire
Hazards on water include falling ash and firefighting aircraft landing on the water
End of Summer Can’t Come Soon Enough
Hoping for rain and praying for the safety of firefighters doing dangerous work on our behalf
Foy’s to Blacktail Trails Hosts Grand Opening Celebration
The new section of trail has been open to the public since construction was completed in early August
Test Results Show Familiar Parasite Killing Montana Fish
Laboratory results confirmed the recently discovered fish died from a microscopic parasite
Groups Sue to Protect Yellowstone Bears as Hunts Anticipated
Northern Cheyenne Tribe, the Humane Society and several conservation groups filed three lawsuits
Yellowstone Snowmobile Permit Lottery Begins Friday
Park requires all non-commercially guided snowmobile groups that enter the park to have a permit
Wyoming Sun Worshippers
Nothing prepares you for seeing the light go out in the middle of the day
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
