Body of Georgia Man Found in Yellowstone River
Latty had been missing since Aug. 11 when he was last seen being swept down the river
A Century Later, Glacier’s Backcountry Oases Endure
Granite Park and Sperry chalets offer remote shelter and service a century after they were built inside Glacier National Park
Wildfires Burn Fewer Acres in Montana This Season
The 19,400 acres burned so far is 20 percent of the annual average
Grizzly Bears Wander Farther into Prairie
In June, three bears killed two calves at a ranch 30 miles northeast of Great Falls
Final Defendant Pleads Guilty in Whitefish Deer Poaching
FWP wardens have been investigating the illegal killing of over 20 deer in the last several years
Conservation Groups to Sue Over Wolverine Decision
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decided to withdraw proposed protections for the wolverine
Park Service Estimates 4,900 Bison in Yellowstone
Those numbers are similar to last year's summer estimate, park service says
Back to School
After fishing, there’s nothing fishermen like doing more than making up stories about fishing.
Feds Reverse Course on Wolverines
Federal wildlife officials plan to withdraw proposed protections for the snow-loving wolverine
Iceberg Lake in Glacier National Park
The 4.5-mile hike to Iceberg is considered one of the quintessential treks in the park
Tribal Co-management of Bison Range Again Considered
Partnership with federal agency open for public comment
Hearings to be Held on Wolf Conservation Stamp
State received more than 14,500 comments on the proposal
Seepay Fire Grows to 600 Acres near Perma
Two large fires continue to burn in western Montana as rainstorm approaches
Belton to Continue Operating Glacier Park Chalets
National Park Service said Monday it has awarded Belton a 10-year contract for the seasonal management
Yellowstone Recommends Removing about 900 Bison
The proposal represents about 19 percent of the park's wild bison
