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

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