Forest Service Asked to Close Smith River Area to Mining
The conservation group filed the request with the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest in October
U.S. Cancels Energy Leases In Badger-Two Medicine Area
The cancellation would preserve the 130,000-acre Badger-Two Medicine area
Officials Weigh Removing Grizzlies From Endangered List
Officials are meeting in Cody on Wednesday and Thursday to discuss post-delisting management plans
Report: Man Died Seeking Place to Soak in Yellowstone Park
Trying to test waters, man slipped and fell into scalding hot spring
Cat Tails
Tails are a big deal for cats
Strawberry Lake
This switch-backed trail makes for a nice day hike that pays off with an alpine lake
Final Results Tallied for Fall Mack Days
2016 Fall Event ranked third highest in lake trout catch numbers
Oregon Timber Interests Welcome Trump Win as Environmentalists Worry
Trump didn't offer specifics but he alluded to loosening federal restrictions
Blackfeet Close Reservation Waters to Boats Due to Mussel Threat
Fishing from the banks is still allowed
House Members Send Letter Opposing Dam Breaching
Judge ordered government to study breaching the four dams to restore diminished runs of wild salmon
Record-Breaking Glacier Park Visitation Keeps Climbing
Attendance is up 20 percent in 2016 and on pace to surpass 2.8 million
The Animal Artist
Longtime Flathead taxidermist Bruce Babcock is gone, but his legacy of preserving the beauty of wildlife endures
Pigeons of the Pyrenees
Market hunting is considered one of the main causes of the extinction of the passenger pigeon in the late 1800s
CSKT Joins Treaty Opposed to Grizzly Hunts
Tribes have previously issued or been party to resolutions opposing the delisting of the grizzly bear
Final Person Sentenced in Flathead Valley Poaching Ring
Nine young men charged with hunting out of season, using artificial lights and wasting game animals
