From May through October, wildlife managers will use bait stations to trap and radio-collar female grizzlies as part of long-term monitoring project launched in 2004

After college in Missoula, Mike La Salle moved to Europe. He owned a couple of bars in Brussels, including Montana Mike’s Feed and Fuel. 

Grizzlies in the Yellowstone region of southern Montana, eastern Idaho and northwestern Wyoming are a federally protected species

The bipartisan bill calls for the Park Service to consult with surrounding communities before limiting park access

The places near here where I run my dogs are so infested with ticks we just have to give up outdoor life once the weather warms

‘Landscapes of Many Uses’ theme for 34th year of Forestry Expo invites families to join educational experiences

As plow crews clear the Going-to-the-Sun Road for summertime visitation, cyclists and hikers can enjoy early-season access; portions of the park are now open to vehicles

Project would place 47,907 acres of former Weyerhaeuser acreage under a permanent easement that protects access and wildlife habitat

I’m beginning to think a teardrop trailer makes more sense for the way I’m likely to use it

Montana Kayak Academy has grown its nonprofit program in recent years to offer more whitewater kayaking instruction for kids and adults while promoting river safety, stewardship and a sense of community

Trends in data show spawning nests declining in 48% of state’s long-term monitoring streams; connected habitats in the South Fork Flathead River and Hungry Horse remain stable

As avian flu continues to decimate backyard poultry flocks in Montana, the highly contagious disease has been detected in large carnivores at an alarming rate, prompting health officials to urge caution around sick animals

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks seeks comments for proposed recreation and trail grants including nearly $400,000 for local nonprofits

Injunction on 56,000-acre Kootenai National Forest project area requires the Forest Service to assess how logging roads will impact isolated grizzly bear population

Evolutionary history seems clear — eye camo was an advantage until the human horde proved otherwise