The hydrothermal explosion on Tuesday in Biscuit Basin caused no injuries as dozens of people fled down the boardwalk before the wooden walkway was destroyed

A mountain stream where you have a reasonable chance at a 15-inch fish doesn’t just happen

The restrictions, which begin Wednesday, prohibit fishing from 2 p.m. to midnight and will remain in effect until conditions improve; fisheries managers have never before imposed “hoot owl” restriction on the Flathead River system

The hydrothermal explosion happened around 10 a.m. in Biscuit Basin, a collection of hot springs a couple miles north of the famous Old Faithful Geyser

From Marion to Martin City, land managers are moving forward with three new fuel breaks totaling 1,784 acres as part of a wildfire crisis strategy to protect northwest Montana communities

A 72-year-old man picking huckleberries near Cedar Flats Road surprised a sow grizzly and suffered significant injuries before killing the bear with a handgun

As stream temperatures rise and flows diminish in northwest Montana, fisheries managers are asking anglers to limit their native cold-water trout species, or else face the prospect of closures

Beginning Saturday, campfires will be prohibited across Lake County and the Flathead Indian Reservation

If you’re a fly-fishing guide in Montana or a shop owner, widespread hoot-owl regulations this early in July will put a major dent in your income

After four years of virtual webinars the transboundary parks are returning to a single in-person day of presentations

A visual journey through Glacier’s northeast quadrant 

The Canadian government on July 10 laid five charges by indictment against Teck Coal alleging Fisheries Act Violations for releasing toxic pollutants into waterways that drain into Lake Koocanusa and the Kootenai River in Montana

The influx of tourists has led to traffic restrictions at two park entrances as well as an increase in emergency response calls

The popular trail between Logan Pass and Granite Park opened three weeks later than last season as lingering snow patches may still require caution

In a project that has broad conservation and recreation implications, the state’s only native rainbow trout is poised to make a comeback in the Kootenai River drainage