Currently serving as the Rexford-Fortine district ranger, Seth Carbonari grew up in the Flathead Valley and began his career as a wildland firefighter

With support from the wood products industry and conservation interests, the Montana Land Board's 3-1 vote ensures working forests between Kalispell and Libby remain in timber production while allowing public access in perpetuity

After breaking back-to-back visitation records in September and October, park officials estimate 3.17 million people came to Glacier in the first 10 months of 2024

Environmental groups want federal wildlife officials to encourage grizzlies to roam from the Yellowstone ecosystem to the area in and around Glacier National Park

We can only hope the lesson learned in Texas won’t have to be repeated in Montana

The Whitefish Ski Museum on Dec. 12 will host an encore presentation about the inception of skiing on Big Mountain, using archival 16-mm film footage, photos, letters and firsthand interviews to account for eight decades of Flathead Valley ski culture

The Lakeside ski area will commence its season on Dec. 13 with the annual Wake Up Old Man Winter Party, opening a full month earlier than last winter

Christy Clark will assume the helm of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks

While preventative measures such as electric fences helped reduce human-bear conflicts in much of the region, bear specialists in the Flathead Valley recorded 203 total calls and four known grizzly bear mortalities

Skiers bask in sunshine on opening day at Whitefish Mountain Resort

On the Jackknife Project along Good Creek Road, foresters say the state-federal collaboration employs local loggers to reduce wildfire risk while generating $270,000 in revenue to reinvest in future projects and habitat restoration

Wild game birds are not a product and we should never present them as such

Local avalanche experts launched the 2024-2025 forecasting season today with daily advisories through April

The general hunting season wrapped up over the weekend and check stations are reporting stronger numbers than last year

Sally Ericsson and Tom Garwin protected their 36-acre property from development along the Stillwater River, while Mark Schmidt conserved his 30 acres of farmland along the Whitefish River