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

Leaders of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes pressed federal regulators to conduct further tribal engagement and a more thorough assessment of the contaminated Columbia Falls Aluminum Company site

I suppose if that cat had spent much time outside she would have learned snakes are also food

Fall arrives in Glacier National Park

I’m a safe guy to take hunting, but like all of us I’ve made a few mistakes in the field

A sunny summit climb to the highest point in the Great Bear Wilderness

I’m off to my usual slow start in the earliest weeks of hunting season. Upland birds opened in many states on Sept. 1, but I don’t usually hunt much early in the season. My day job is teaching, and September is the busiest month of the year. Also, I’ve lived the majority of my life […]

The trail will reopen once park rangers patrolling the area can determine that the bear — likely a grizzly — who bit a 35-year-old Washington man is no longer in the area

Participants will have the opportunity to count migrating raptors past Mount Brown on Oct. 5 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. near Lake McDonald Lodge

The Flathead National Forest is seeking public input on the renewal of five existing special use permits on the non-wilderness sections of the north and middle forks

You don’t have to be a Seattle vegan to be disgusted by the cruelty Wyoming has unleashed, torturing animals for fun

Arguing that the park’s proposed introduction of an “experimental population” of bull trout into an alpine lake that was historically fishless violates the Endangered Species Act, two environmental organizations on Sept. 16 filed a complaint in federal court