A compromise measure has emerged to fund habitat conservation while also maintaining county roads, supporting vets and funding drug treatment programs; meanwhile, a bill to divert weed revenue to the general fund has passed the House

As Glacier National Park follows a nationwide shift toward an online model for advance campground reservations, new research raises concerns over equity and access in outdoor spaces

Mudsnails may fill a trout’s belly, but like a deep-fried Twinkie at the county fair, they don’t provide any nutrition

Scientists recently conducted the first parkwide population survey of Canada lynx in Glacier, filling a critical data gap surrounding the elusive carnivore and pegging Glacier as a potential climate haven

The controversial flavor enhancer MSG was first extracted from kelp, which is an essential ingredient in dashi, the ubiquitous Japanese soup stock

A utilities and paving project on a segment of the Going-to-the-Sun Road near Lake McDonald will cause delays and closures; road and bridge construction will be underway along the North Fork

Whitefish Mountain Resort gains recertification as whitebark pine friendly ski area for its efforts to promote conservation of a threatened keystone species

As spring approaches another kind of map draws my attention: the U.S. Department of Agriculture Snow Water Equivalent maps of Montana river basins

During this present Spring of Deception, it is warm enough on the Great Plains that I’ve resumed my afternoon jogs. I run on a trail near the river where the migrating birds are staging before they push on for the Northwest Territories.

Flathead National Forest touts forest-management benefits of new mobile biochar production burner

I’m hopeful second winter will be but an instant allowing the spring of deception to reign until summer.

13th-annual Conservation in the West poll reveals steady support among voters even as concerns spike over cost of living and water shortages

A powerful minority has seen the freedom Montana’s public land, easy access and plentiful native wildlife incubate, and decided they’d rather have Texas.

New USGS-led study, which includes data from Glacier National Park, reveals how the absence of a once-common pollinator can cause potential cascading effects on critical ecosystems

The access fight at Mitchell Slough was about more than just limiting public access on Montana rivers