In a pending Montana poaching case, the defendant and accomplices allegedly killed about 3,600 birds

Twenty-eight years makes for an old bear, but 399 defied age

General hunting season kicked off Oct. 26 with nearly 2,000 hunters stopping at regional game check stations on Saturday and Sunday; overall, 10% of hunters reported game, a 3% increase over last year’s opening weekend

Avalanche centers operating in Montana prepare to pare down operations as USFS grapples with budget shortfall

Wildlife managers in northwest Montana are promoting additional harvest opportunities in Hunting District 170 to assess the prevalence of CWD in the area, per the agency's CWD Management Plan

Wildlife officials confirmed the disease in a symptomatic buck at the Flathead County Landfill. The detection signals the neurological disease’s first known occurrence in wild deer populations in the Flathead, even as it has gained prevalence in the Libby area since 2019 and was detected in a local game farm in 2020.

In Montana’s Bob Marshall Wilderness, a team of cavers reaches new depths in Tears of the Turtle, the nation’s deepest known limestone cave. How much lower does it go?

If you are a hunter or angler, access is the most important issue affecting these sports

The 14th annual Northern Rockies Snow and Avalanche Workshop will be held at the Whitefish Performing Arts Center on Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., including topics ranging from data science to near-miss avalanche incidents

With broad public support and the endorsement of Gov. Greg Gianforte, the Montana Land Board's 3-2 vote gave conditional approval to a nearly 33,000-acre conservation easement on working forests between Kalispell and Libby; however, board members sought clarity over litigation involving private mineral rights

The annual year-end fundraising event for the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation will be Oct. 25 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Flathead County Fairgrounds

New year-to-date data shows the park exceeded 3 million visitors through September, ushering 602,339 people through the park’s entrances last month for the busiest September on record

Citing hazardous ice conditions and winter weather, Glacier National Park officials on Thursday morning temporarily closed the alpine highway to motorists between Avalanche Creek and Jackson Glacier Overlook

Land and wildlife managers, timber companies, hunters, and conservationists have stitched together a checkerboard of vulnerable working forests, using easements to protect private timberland from development. With a critical piece of the puzzle coming up for final land board approval, advocates say a new model of forest management is taking shape.

Now fire seasons across the West are starting earlier and lasting longer than ever before