Forest Managers Propose Emergency Thinning Project to Reduce Wildfire Risk near Eureka
As wildland fires grow in intensity, land managers aim to reduce hazards on the wildand urban interface through fuels-reduction work and forest thinning
As wildland fires grow in intensity, land managers aim to reduce hazards on the wildand urban interface through fuels-reduction work and forest thinning
Near-average January precipitation in northwest Montana was not enough to erase water supply deficits in Flathead, Kootenai river basins
Avalanches in the Cooke City area have killed 22 snowmobilers and two skiers since 1998, making it one of the deadliest locations for snowslides in the U.S.
Although federal wildlife managers will adopt a first-of-its-kind National Recovery Plan to support the conservation of wolves in the northern Rockies, environmental groups are considering a legal challenge
It is February, or just about. That means the skwala hatch is barely a month away.
The new online resource promotes responsible living, community connections and sustainable practices in Flathead County
About 300 surviving animals in the contiguous U.S. live in fragmented, isolated groups at high elevations in the northern Rocky Mountains
If there were quail in Dillon I doubt they would have survived the night, much less winter
Entry tickets for Glacier's three most popular entrances are being released 120 days in advance, and on a rolling basis 24 hours in advance
Luke Montrose has spent the past few years installing more monitors in care facilities across Idaho and Montana
Working with the nonprofit Flathead Land Trust, Charles and Renate Jaquette placed their 497-acre, topsoil-rich tract of land on Egan Slough into a conservation easement
As visitation trends stabilizes due in part to a vehicle reservation system, an unseasonably warm December prompted a 41% uptick in visitors to the park when compared to the same month a year prior
The Flathead River Basin is at 66% of normal snow water equivalent; basins east of the Continental Divide remain below 50%
The interactive multimedia presentation is transforming a static climate change plan into a ’living document’
Land managers say the harvest project near Olney could occur as soon as September, before the fire-killed trees lose their economic value