The new licensing requirement is a collaborative effort by FWP and DNRC following significant increases in recreational use across Montana that have driven up maintenance costs

I’m not surprised someone was selling trips to the Titanic, 12,500 feet below the ocean’s surface, but I find it baffling

Tribal members hailed the return of wild free-roaming buffalo to Indigenous land as an expression of sovereignty and the beginning of a cultural and ecological renaissance

Federal land managers are scrambling to catch up after falling behind on several of their priority forests for thinning even as they exceeded goals elsewhere

The popular trail between Logan Pass and Granite Park opened a full month earlier than last season, although lingering snow patches may require caution

A coalition of conservation groups has likened a native trout restoration project to ‘playing god’ with the fisheries of Glacier National Park, but scientists say it’s one of the last best chances to preserve a species in peril

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans to reinstate a decades-old regulation that mandates protections for species newly classified as threatened

I’ve recently been hit by depression that I suspect most face when a serious injury alters our life

According to its environmental review, the state would build a 12-vehicle gravel parking lot to access the 772-acre parcel along the Flathead River near Columbia Falls

FWP received grant funding from the Christopher and Dana Reeves Foundation to equip the popular Kalispell park with an Action Trackchair, which can be reserved by individuals with a disability

The full length of Glacier National Park's famed byway opened to vehicles on June 13

I suppose it’s not a surprise that some of us chuckled a bit when smoke descended on the East Coast and Gotham residents responded as if the apocalypse was finally upon us

Park officials announced early Tuesday morning that all 50 miles of the iconic alpine byway are open to motorized traffic, marking the earliest opening date since 2005 and increasing the volume of vehicle reservations available in the popular corridor

U.S. District Judge Scott Skavdahl injected a welcome dose of sanity into a conflict so far dominated by the lunacy of a handful of wealthy landowners

I’m fascinated by the megafauna wiped out during the warming that spread across Earth at the end of the last glacial period