Flathead Avalanche Center Begins Issuing Daily Advisories
Local avalanche experts launched the 2024-2025 forecasting season today with daily advisories through April
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
Whitefish Mountain Resort reports its highest settled summit snow-base in over a decade ahead of opening day
There are roughly 1,100 lynx in the contiguous U.S., spread across five populations
I limit how many birds I kill, especially in the lean years
Stone-Manning worked as a senior aide to Montana Democrats U.S. Sen. Jon Tester and Gov. Steve Bullock
Having recently announced the details surrounding next summer’s fifth consecutive vehicle reservation pilot, park officials are seeking public feedback to refine their long-range visitor use management and transportation plan
The governor of oil-rich North Dakota would lead an agency that oversees a half-billion acres
Whenever I see or hear a redtail it makes me feel at home
A storm is expected to bring more than a foot of snow to high elevations through Friday while snowmaking crews continue blowing snow on Big Mountain
With two weeks left in the general hunting season, check stations are reporting more deer and elk harvested in northwest Montana compared to last year
Marina Yoshioka, FWP’s chief operating officer, will serve as the agency’s acting director
As the International Joint Commission begins examining Canadian coal mining pollution along the Montana border, leaders from the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho and the Ktunaxa Nation will serve on the oversight board, an historic first for Indigenous governments.
Located 13 miles west of Whitefish in the wildland-urban interface, the Cyclone Bill Project would cover 40,880 acres, including Tally Lake and Logan Creek. Members of the public have 45 days to submit objections before the project is finalized.