People and Carnivores supports community projects aimed at preventing human-bear conflicts through funding, consulting and educational materials

My sense of the West was formed watching at a distance the previous decades of conflict shaped by environmental laws passed in the 1970s

Hosted by the nonprofit Friends of the Flathead Avalanche Center, the four-day event runs Feb. 8-11 and features mini-clinics, a keynote speaker, après activities and a raffle

While the fate of Montana or any state’s wildlife doesn’t rest on semantics, every time we talk about hunting in a public space we are engaged in public relations

New study shows how animals changed their behavior around hiking trails on the east side of Glacier National Park during and after the COVID-19 closures

Soon computer-generated imagery will cure Hollywood’s firearm negligence. There’s no longer reason for firearms on set in inexperienced hands when realism can be created with pixels.

According to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, climate change remains the primary threat to two obscure aquatic insects, one of which is found exclusively in Glacier National Park

Long ago I used to describe the whirl of flushing quail as that of miniature helicopters

While most of the 106-acre property on Flathead Lake would remain undeveloped, the agency’s preferred plan includes day-use amenities and limited overnight accommodations

The Vital Ground Foundation and Montana Freshwater Partners collaborated on a 30-acre easement to preserve forested wetlands near Condon

Project scope includes 712 acres of commercial timber harvest and 293 acres of other vegetative treatments near the Bob Marshall Wilderness

Winter has arrived and even as the days grow slightly longer with each sunset, the next two months will test my pup’s patience, as my own

The Flathead Valley is positioned for another banner year of trail construction, expanding recreation access to the front country in communities throughout the region

Here’s a tip for winter reading: have your employer schedule a remodeling project just as the reading season begins

The bison were struck by vehicles on U.S. Highway 191 just north of the town of West Yellowstone