With snow finally covering the lowlands, Nordic groomers are out before dawn grooming a winter wonderland for skiers of all stripes

Two threatened lynx were accidentally captured by bobcat trappers in northwest Montana, resulting in one mortality and a state citation. The case has drawn attention to an obscure set of regulations that anti-trapping organizations say runs counter to the conservation mission.

Ski area officials announced the mountain will open on Jan. 14 and begin normal operations with weather conditions permitting

In its second season as Whitefish Mountain Resort's lone six-pack chairlift, mechanical closures have persistently rendered a chair designed to disperse record crowds inoperable

Conducted by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the University of Montana, the survey has been tracking trends in how residents view wolves since 2012

Wolf restoration in the Northern Rockies has been an unqualified success. But wolf management? Not so much.

The newly consolidated regionwide water-quality watchdog will use the funding to address stormwater and septic leachate in the Columbia River Basin headwaters

The comprehensive plan will guide future management, protection and use along 1,200 miles of trail connecting Glacier and Olympic national parks

Following weeks of limited uphill travel due to low snowpack, Whitefish Mountain Resort on Tuesday will begin allowing skiers to ascend the Benny Up Route

Capital campaign receives boost with $250,000 grant from the Murdock Charitable Trust; project will restore historic North Fork outdoor education center

Agency officials will ask the Fish and Wildlife Commission for approval of a gillnetting program to suppress the invasive species and conserve the native trout

It was too nice a day to get angry over an earnest, however misguided, English setter

After suspending its uphill travel policy during the holidays due to a low snowpack and high visitation, Whitefish Mountain Resort on Tuesday began allowing skiers to ascend the East Route

Of the roughly $1.2 billion a year spent on endangered and threatened species, about half goes toward recovery of just two types of fish

More than 2.9 million people visited the park through November, barely surpassing last year’s totals despite one of the earliest openings and latest closures of the Going-to-the-Sun Road in recent history