How the North Fork Became Mired in Politics
Montana’s delegation exchanges barbs over campaign donations, blockage of North Fork Watershed Protection Act
Female Grizzly, Cubs Relocated to Hungry Horse
The bears were captured last Thursday
Entire Sun Road Expected to Open by Holiday Weekend
Crews are putting the finishing touches on the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road
Feds Consider Sending Bison to Grand Canyon, Iowa
20 parcels of public lands in 10 states could be suitable for bison from Yellowstone National Park
Federal Protection Sought for Wild Horses in West
The petition states mustang habitat has shrunk 40 percent since 1971
Montana’s State Parks Celebrate 75 years
In 2013, there were 2.1 million visits to Montana's 56 state parks
Funding the Last Miles of the Whitefish Trail
Whitefish Legacy Partners are stepping up efforts to raise the remaining $750,000 over this summer
Five Amazing Hikes in Glacier National Park
These hikes and climbs are neither for the faint of heart nor the ill prepared
Swan Ecosystem Races
The event is a fundraiser for the non-profit organization that seeks to help conserve the dramatic Swan Valley and Mission Mountain landscape
New Ranger Announced For Fortine and Rexford Ranger Districts
Bryan Donner will become new district ranger on Aug. 11
The Painted Ducks of Glacier
Harlequin study sheds light on large local population
BLM: No Money, Room for More Mustang Roundups
Last year, the number of horses in holding facilities exceeded the estimated population on the range
Judge Asked to Block Logging Project near Helena
The project is near the Red Mountain Flume that carries water to Chessman Reservoir
Judge Sets 2018 Deadline for Lynx Recovery Plan
Lynx range across 14 states including the Rocky Mountains
Volunteers Clean Up North Fork Riverbanks
Montana Raft Company and Glacier Guides lead annual cleanup effort
