A bear relocated for killing sheep was shot and killed weeks later after charging a Swan Valley landowner, raising more questions about the conflict-response criteria for a population of grizzlies that wildlife managers say has met its recovery goals
Flathead Land Trust marks its 40th anniversary with a “Protect and Connect!” celebration along the Stillwater River
A winter storm watch this weekend warns of up to a foot of snow above 6,000 feet, possibly triggering a temporary closure of Glacier Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road
There’s a saying among the long-rod tribe that rotator cuff surgery is a sign of a serious fly fisher
The recent release of a federal-led plan coincides with unprecedented tribal involvement, including the creation of a transboundary cultural council that includes CSKT members
In advance of its full opening, the iconic alpine highway’s eastern segment will open on June 14, allowing motorized access between St. Mary and Logan Pass; next-day vehicle reservations will become available at 7 p.m. tonight
A spokesperson for Montana Sen. Steve Daines said he opposes public land sales and was reviewing the proposal
Warm temperatures and depressed flows typical of mid-July are already affecting Montana’s river basins, setting the stage for a summer of angling restrictions and ecological stressors
A slightly taller margin for error might be useful
Rangers urged visitors to be careful with food and other attractants after two black bears received food rewards, requiring one to be euthanized
He was the second person gored by a bison already this spring in Yellowstone
It’s a harbinger of bad luck to disturb a barn swallow nest before the hatchlings have left the nest
Built in 1942 by U.S. Sen. Burton K. Wheeler and his wife, Lulu, the cabin will be preserved for public use after the Glacier National Park Conservancy raised nearly $1 million to fix it
The federal agency released its prospectus for a new concession contract at both Granite Park and Sperry chalets, two lodges in Glacier National Park’s backcountry that are turning 110 this year
Catching fish was secondary to being on that water, together, once again
Without a purchase agreement, the FERC-licensed hydroelectric facility would undergo a years-long decommissioning process. Meanwhile, residents of the unincorporated community grapple with a potentially transformative change.
Hotel occupancy and Glacier visitation are up, but travelers are being more selective, taking fewer trips and choosing road travel over flying
The contamination, found in the school’s library and in a school-owned property, has resulted in a need for remediation before students can return. The school’s roughly one dozen students completed their year in Eureka.
