Proposal would add 40 miles of trails to the Whitefish Face area north of the city

Trend occurring amid an ongoing effort to turn over management from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to the states

The problem for wildlife management is that Pittman-Robertson funds are almost certain to decline

Wilderness Speaker Series features acclaimed author whose new memoir chronicles experience monitoring fish eggs in ‘The Bob’

Nearly four decades after Diane Boyd started monitoring the first radio-collared wolf to recolonize the Western U.S. from Canada, she has come full circle with her new job as wolf management specialist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Bears emerging from winter dens and seeking food

Rules are to help Montana reservoirs fend off invasive mussels

A total of 246 wolves were killed in the 2016-17 season, 37 more than a year ago

There are plenty of reasons why ending daylight saving is a bad idea

Suppression of invasive lake trout in isolated backcountry lakes in Glacier National Park continues to show signs of success for bull trout

Group wants to start conversation about wildfires early before spring warming

Community partnership is accepting nominations through March 24

Motorized boats and trailered watercraft will not be allowed to operate in Glacier Park this summer

Explore new territory and tackle exciting challenges this year

An estimated 13 million U.S. households plan to camp more in 2017 than they did in 2016