Interior Secretary Visits Glacier to Mark Park Service Centennial
Sally Jewell’s visit highlighted climate change’s impact on national park
Climate Change Taking Toll on American Pika’s Western Lands
Wildlife advocacy groups pushing to have the animal added to the endangered species list
From Ripples to Rapids
Montana Kayak Academy is creating a new generation of river runners
Season of the Seasons is Upon Us
Celebrating fall, the best season of the year
Popular Yellowstone River Closes After Thousands of Fish Die
Fishing guides and rafting operators say move could be catastrophic to the area's sizable outdoor industry
Swan Mountain Outfitters Retains Glacier Park Horseback Contract
National Park Service announces local company awarded new 10-year contract
Running the Parks
Former management consultant sets out to run self-styled marathons in all 59 U.S. national parks
Public Invited To Celebrate Park Service Centennial
Events in Glacier Park slated to celebrate NPS centennial
Fish Kill in Yellowstone River Estimated at More Than 10,000
Officials are still working to determine what's been causing the die-off
Sweet Grass Bears
Grizzlies ventured 100 miles east of the Rocky Mountain Front out onto the Great Plains
Montana Rejects Plan to Haze Elk to Prevent Disease Spread
The commission unanimously panned the hazing plan
Montana Proposes Elk Hazing to Check Disease Spread
Proposal released by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks adds a new wrinkle to the state's elk management plan
Grizzly Bears Confirmed in Sweet Grass Hills
Bears have been expanding onto the prairies to the east of Rocky Mountain Front for several years
Yellowstone Sets More Tourism Records
The park says 995,917 people visited in July, topping the previous record set last July
The Disaster Dilemma
Glacier Institute offers new course on the processes and management of natural disturbances in national parks
