Environmental Review of Washington Coal Terminal to Begin

Terminal is one of three in the Northwest proposed to ship coal from Montana

Where’s Bree? Trudging Through Washington

Through 91 days, she's hiked 2,198.5 miles, including 26.5 on Aug. 4

Flathead Land Trust Earns National Recognition

Flathead Land Trust is one of 230 land trusts to receive accreditation since 2008

Ronan-Pablo Fall Hunters Education Class Announced

Ronan-Pablo fall hunter education course begins registration Friday, Aug. 16

Somewhere in the Middle of Montana

Out Of Bounds

Trapper Education Class Offered in Kalispell

Course is not for wolf trapping

Riverside Boat Launch and Murray Bay Campground Reopens

Year-long improvement project focused on improving safety

Registration Opens for Columbia Falls Hunter Education Classes

All hunter education classes are free of charge

EXPLORE: Numa Ridge

With a little bit of work, you can reach one of the nearby peaks.

Guerrilla Marketing

Lurching from one near disaster to another...

Miracle Fish

Out Of Bounds

USDA: Healthy Benefits Abound in the Outdoors

Forestlands provide health benefits to tourists and $11 billion in tourist spending

Researcher Bit by Grizzly in E. Idaho

Wildlife technician worked for the Wildlife Conservation Society

Montana Man Seeks Lewis and Clark Route

Attempting to follow in the footsteps of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark's Corps of Discovery

EXPLORE: Granite Park Chalet, Glacier National Park

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