$1.15 Million Protects Lake Near Troy from Development
Vital Ground secures conservation easement for recreational gem Alvord Lake
11 Adventures to Add to Your 2016 Checklist
Exploring new territory and tackling exciting challenges in the new year
Montana Approves Relocation of Sage Grouse to Canada
Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission voted 3-1 to relocate 40 greater sage grouse hens
Idaho Accidentally Puts Tracking Collars on Wilderness Wolves
Environmental groups concerned that Fish and Game will use information to justify killing wolves in the area
Whitefish Whiteout Returns to Big Mountain
Eighth Annual ski mountaineering to be held on Jan. 16
The Virtue of Patience
I learned from the Quail Hunter not to fuss too much insisting on perfect behavior for my dogs
Federal Officials Consider Protections for Cat-like Predator
Agency to study whether Northern Rockies fisher should be protected under the Endangered Species Act
Texas Billionaires Bought Up 38,000 Acres of Idaho Land
The brothers also have reportedly purchased nearly 300,000 acres in Montana in recent years
Montana State Parks Sees Third Straight Visitation Record
Montana's state parks recorded more than 2.48 million visitors last year
Groups Sue to Stop Helicopter Use in Idaho Wilderness Area
Wilderness areas generally don't allow mechanized equipment
Glacier Park Visitation Record Settles at 2.36 Million
The 2015 annual total surpassed the previous all-time record of 2.32 million set in 2014
Winter Trails Day Promotes Winter Adventures
Free guided snowshoe rentals and hikes across the Flathead on Jan. 9
FWP to Host Kalispell Meeting on Proposed Changes to Hunting Regulations
FWP proposing more antler-less whitetail deer licenses
Government Agencies to Cull Up to 900 Yellowstone Bison
Park officials on Tuesday released details of plans for at least 600 to 900 bison to be killed
Snowshoe Walks in Glacier Park
The walks will begin and conclude at the Apgar Visitor Center
