Local national park riding three-year streak of setting annual visitation records

Plows have started digging into the “Big Drift” just east of Logan Pass

The population of large rainbow trout declined by about 30 percent in those areas

Waterton-Glacier’s flagship wooden vessel stands as a symbol of international cooperation and historic preservation

Current plan is expensive and falls short of actual population estimates, wildlife officials say

Man had been missing since Sunday night, searchers found his body Tuesday

Industry has been reeling for three years, and many Obama-era regulations haven't yet taken effect

Nature is constantly in search of balance, or equilibrium

Park Service is trying to get rid of lake trout, which were discovered in Yellowstone Lake in 1994

A conversation with longtime park ranger and Many Glacier interpreter Diane Sine

Crown Jewel of the Continent continues to offer expanded visitor amenities as summer arrives

A burgeoning population of smallmouth won’t make management any easier

The grizzly was very habituated to human activity and being around homes, wildlife managers say

The federal agency in charge of protecting public health and the environment has an important yet contentious role in the Treasure State. What happens if that role is reduced?

Raffle prizes will benefit Casting for Recovery and American Rivers