Agency officials said Friday the carcass investigators found was already dead

Five classic getaways

Whether you are from Omaha, Nebraska, or any other city, set some time aside right now so you can go skiing or snowboarding as soon as the snow arrives

Invasive species spreading downstream along Yellowstone River

At the midway point of a three-year study, researchers are learning how mountain goats are adapting to large visitation in Glacier National Park

The FVCC Geocache Adventure will be comprised of an easy course and a competitive course

The Internet works as a kind of pyramid scheme of cascading communication

Fifty years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Wilderness Act into law, and Bob Marshall was there from the beginning

Rancher reported Monday that one of his cows had been killed

District Judge Donald Molloy sides with environmental groups that said logging project would harm threatened species

The "Prayer for the Bear" event is scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday

Organizers say National Public Lands Day is the largest, single-day volunteer effort for public lands in the United States

When Edgar Stern bought all the property that eventually became Deer Valley it was only logical that Edgar would hire Stein and build one of America’s best and most luxurious ski lodges and call it The Stein Eriksen Lodge

Montana’s D.C. delegation rips Forest Service over proposed rule limiting photos, filming in wilderness areas

Family members of WWII conscientious objectors who built the iconic Heaven’s Peak Fire Lookout maintain strong connections to the landscape