A cow elk was shot and left to waste near Polebridge while a white-tailed deer was killed out of season near Troy, according to wildlife officials who asked the public for help gathering information

The changes are aimed at reducing hunting pressure on public land and bringing the state’s flagging mule deer population out of a multiyear decline

A Senate Energy and Natural Resources subcommittee this week considered a slate of 26 public lands and wildfire bills, including a bill to permanently enshrine the decades old Roadless Rule

City councilors on Monday unanimously approved the grant agreement for the city’s River’s Edge Fishing Pond Accessibility project, which will add a fishing pier and multiple fishing stands and slabs to the park’s pond

With the conclusion of general rifle season in northwest Montana, check station results show that hunters harvested slightly more white-tailed deer than last year, but fewer elk and mule deer

I had such a good time on the Chukar Grounds last week that I took the rest of the week off

As Montana lays plans to further reduce its statewide wolf population, the Center for Biological Diversity says it will challenge federal wildlife managers' decision not to issue a nationwide recovery plan for gray wolves

Snow blankets the region, with more on the way

Proponents of the shift estimate it will bring another $55 million to Yellowstone annually

Last month, the Montana DEQ approved another work plan to test new remediation technology; water quality advocates say decades of delays akin to "kicking the can down the road"

I was given clear orders: kill some birds for Thanksgiving dinner

Over three months, Tony Gangemi went to a local lake every other day after his graveyard shift with the city of Whitefish to photograph the rare bird

Overall, 10.5% of hunters reported harvesting game in Northwest Montana, almost identical to last year’s rate. The success rate could improve as the rut arrives for white-tailed deer.

As the architect of the Flathead Lake Bio Station's Pesticide Stewardship Partnership Program, Dr. Rachel Malison has deployed a team of water samplers at the headwaters of the Columbia River Basin to gain a better understanding of the scope of contamination

Federal officials approved bison grazing in 2022. That decision received intense pushback and was appealed by several groups, including the DNRC.