Glacier Park Citizen Science Opportunities, Training Available
So-called citizen science participants can gain an increased understanding of important park resources
Bibler Home and Garden Tours Begin
The home and gardens are only accessible through the FVCC Foundation tours during select weekends
Big Purple Nasties
I’m especially fond of nymphs with rubber legs in spring, and purple of course
Zinke Questions Using Monument Status to Save Sacred Land
President Trump has ordered a review to determine if 27 monuments were properly established
Zinke Tours Hotly Contested Utah Monument
The U.S. Interior Secretary has been ordered to review 27 national monuments
Noise Pollution Disturbing Many US Parks, Study Says
In about 1 in five public lands, there's a tenfold increase in noise pollution
Researchers to Trap Grizzly, Black Bears in Yellowstone
Biologists will be trapping the bears in remote locations
The Truth About Experts
I’m a self-taught hunter and fly fisher, and to pass myself off as anything else wouldn’t be believable
As Boating Season Arrives, Montana Launches Mussel Defense
A breakdown of watercraft restrictions in Northwest Montana
Montana Wildlife Officials Investigating Snow Geese Poaching
Game wardens are investigating the poaching of 37 snow geese found near Canyon Ferry Reservoir
With $90,000 Grant, Foys to Blacktail Closer to Building Final Stretch of Trail
Local nonprofit raising funds to finish expansive trail network west of Kalispell
Waterton-Glacier Becomes First International Dark Sky Park
American, Canadian park officials gather in West Glacier to celebrate efforts to preserve night sky
Montana Hires First Bureau Chief to Lead Invasive Species Response
Thomas Woolf, a former aquatic program manager in Idaho, will take over in mid-May
Finding Your Inner Spartan
Montana Spartan Race returns for its fifth year on the shores of Flathead Lake on May 6-7
Glacier Park Considering Temporary Vehicle Restrictions at Congested Sites
NPS seeking remedies to summer traffic jams in crowded areas
