Montana FWP Accepting Input on Rule Changes to Combat Invasive Mussels
New regulations aimed at containing, detecting and preventing the spread of invasive mussels
Americans Like Their Public Lands Public
Some politicians don’t seem to get that the people they represent do not share their anti-public land zealotry
Passing the Torch of Legacy Lands
New film marks the 40th anniversary of Montana’s first conservation easement
Father, Son on Ski Trip Survive Avalanche in Western Montana
The pair was skiing west of Stonewall Mountain near Lincoln on Sunday when the avalanche started
New Interior Secretary Zinke Reverses Lead-Ammunition Ban
The last-minute action by the Obama administration banned lead ammunition and fish tackle used on national wildlife refuges
February Delivers Nine Feet of Snow on Big Mountain
Recent storms have dumped four feet of snow at Whitefish Mountain Resort in the past week
Bull Trout Lawsuit Targeting Columbia Basin Dams Dismissed
U.S. District Court Judge Marco Hernandez said federal agencies met demands after lawsuit was filed
Canadian Parks Brace for Flood of Visitors During Country’s 150th Anniversary
Canada offering free admission to all national parks in 2017
FVCC Honors Symposium Lecture Series: “Managing the Integrity of the Wild”
Series features Jim Williams, former FWP Wildlife Program Manager
Hunting for the Right Reason
The end goal should never be the kill
FVCC Honors Symposium Lecture Series: “Managing the Integrity of the Wild”
The March 2 lecture runs from 7-9 p.m.
Winter Field Trip at Owen Sowerwine Natural Area
Join a group outing for this free field study focused on late winter birds
The Camping Crunch
Persistent record crowds at national and state parks are increasingly putting pressure on Northwest Montana's prized public campgrounds
Hunting for Trophies
What good is a trophy that you no longer care to show off?
Mushers Gather for Flathead Classic Sled Dog Race
Organizers have combined the Root Beer Classic and Flathead Classic into one sled dog extravaganza
