I’ve recently been writing about my English setter Jack

Located 13 miles west of Whitefish in the wildland-urban interface, the Cyclone Bill Project involves commercial thinning on more than 9,000 acres. Forest officials signed a final decision notice authorizing the project on March 3.

Aimed at prioritizing agricultural uses of state trust land, the bill would impact a host of local organizations, including ski clubs, shooting ranges, summer camps, and veterans programs

Park officials are seeking feedback on an environmental assessment to a long-term fire management plan last updated in 2003; comments will be accepted through March 12

Elk are now dying on the feeding grounds in Wyoming created to boost elk numbers, further spreading the disease

The Ninth Circuit dismissed the case after the Flathead National Forest opted not to appeal a lower court’s determination that land management agency failed to accurately calculate road density for new logging projects

This story, which has resonated so powerfully with me for so long, means something different to me today

The state agency is accepting public comment on a conservation easement that would keep the land in timber production while maintaining public access and protecting fish and wildlife habitat

In a multi-agency partnership to account for the recovery setbacks posed by train-caused grizzly bear deaths in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, BNSF has pledged $2.9 million in funding to mitigate bear-human conflicts on the landscape.

Most outdoor activities come with a financial gear summit you must conquer when you go all in

The Blackfeet are rebuilding food security and traditional knowledge through their blossoming bison program

The reservation period for the 2025 season takes effect June 13 through Sept. 28 on the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road and the North Fork. A second booking window for next-day reservations opens June 12.

With public comment due Feb. 14, Whitefish Legacy Partners and Flathead Area Mountain Bikers are encouraging trail users to weigh in on a project that could lead to trail closures and damage

The CEO of Energy Keepers Inc., a Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes-owned corporation responsible for controlling Flathead Lake’s levels, said climate will remain a variable into the future

CarolAnn Berg Jackson, whose grandparents homestead the Yaak in 1916, said the 40-acre property serves as a natural movement corridor for one of the smallest grizzly bear populations in the Lower 48