Park-wide visitation was down 25% in January, when both snow accumulation totals and temperatures dropped to the lowest West Glacier has recorded in decades

Located at the confluence of the Flathead and Stillwater rivers east of Kalispell, the 405-acre wetland will generate income for Montana’s schools under a conservation easement held by Flathead Land Trust

There’s a long history of fish-stuffing corruption in the angling world

Attorneys for Montana argue district court decision overstepped judicial boundaries, does not address alleged harms to plaintiffs

On March 1 in Montana it’s time to buy a new hunting and fishing license

In 'Seven Eleven,' local filmmaker Colton Born documents the ambitions of two Flathead Valley climbers who set out to scale seven routes at their local crag in a single day

Outfitters, guides and anglers all supported a gillnetting program to suppress the invasive species and conserve native bull trout and kokanee salmon

14th-annual Conservation in the West poll shows increased concern among voters about the effects of climate change, environment

The new deadline for the public to comment is March 9, an extension that state wildlife managers set ‘to ensure Montana counties, Tribes, and state and federal agencies have a chance for input’

This is the second winter in a row El Niño conditions have persisted, though there are signs it’s breaking down

The outdoor education nonprofit hopes the valley’s philanthropic leaders will help secure a 142-acre parcel of undeveloped land to create a sprawling nature center outside of Columbia Falls 

An analysis by the federal agency following record-low water levels in Flathead Lake found the dam operators did not violate their operating license, despite complaints by property owners

Federal wildlife managers will adopt a first-of-its-kind National Recovery Plan to support the conservation of wolves in the northern Rockies, but environmental groups are mounting a legal challenge after the agency rejected a petition to relist the species under the Endangered Species Act

Pattern developers have learned a new fly, no matter how well it fishes, needs a clever name

A new draft guidance policy by the U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service would classify standard climbing safety tools as prohibited ‘installations’ in federally managed wilderness