Setters, especially setters from hunting lines, tend toward inexplicable hardheadedness at times

A grizzly killed a woman in southwestern Montana last month when she came upon the animal and at least one cub

One woman's wounds, on her face and arms, were so severe that the helicopter was used to fly her out

There has been a cascade of record-shattering heat, wildfire smoke, extreme flooding and Jacuzzi-hot ocean water

The mile-long pipeline was intended to move oxygenated water that's beneficial for fish from a creek to a lake in the Red Rock Lakes Wilderness

At least on the Flathead, until maybe this year, the one thing you didn’t have to worry about was water temps

Amie Adamson, 48, was killed Saturday morning while running or hiking alone on a forest trail about 8 miles west of the park

Increasingly, Earth, the only home we earthlings will ever know, is telling us the climate scientists have it right

Amie Adamson, 48, of Derby, Kansas, died in Saturday's fatal mauling near the Montana-Idaho border

Tracks of a grizzly bear and at least one cub were found at the scene of the attack, which occurred near the Buttermilk Trailhead 8 miles west of West Yellowstone

Northwest Montana rivers and streams are historically low, prompting agency officials to ask anglers to take voluntary steps to reduce stress on native cold-water trout species, or else face the prospect of closures

Last year, volunteers collected 5,100 pounds of trash from Flathead waterways and event organizers hope to top that number this year

This is just the most recent example of the bears reoccupying range where they historically lived, but haven’t for 100 years or more

Representatives from federal and state environmental agencies warned that hot, dry conditions are setting the Flathead Valley up for extreme fire events in the coming months

Due to the threat of aquatic invasive species and the inability to staff seasonal inspection stations, boating has been prohibited on Two Medicine and St. Mary Lakes since 2019