Critters aren’t concerned with our gangster garb. They just need space to live. We’ll save space for wildlife or lose it.

In Glacier National Park, volunteer citizen scientists help park biologists better understand loon breeding and population numbers while also creating advocates for the bird

Someday I may make it to New Zealand or Chile or wherever it is permitted to catch a fish on a fly, but I can be on that close-to-home water, watching a bass crush a popper at dusk, seven days a week

Cleaning up our abandoned fencing seems the least we can do as stewards of the land

As management agencies parse management responsibilities, grassroots educational opportunities on bear-human coexistence abound at Polebridge Bear Fair

Reflecting on the 2021-2022 backcountry season, FAC report highlights community connections and outreach

I love sipping trout as much as the next guy, but there’s nothing quite as thrilling as a poorly adjusted largemouth that has decided your fly must die

After hiring its first official employee, FTA is looking ahead towards expanded community programming in the coming months

UM Bio Station researchers examine nearly 40 years of Flathead Lake nutrient dynamics in new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Everyone knows when you adopt a new boat type, your first purchase is never what you need; it takes an upgrade or two to get it right

Bears were frequenting residential properties and accessing unsecured garbage and chicken coops

Peak flows are past, but it’s still high-water season and extra caution is required before launching anywhere in Montana

Glacier National Park officials announced the iconic alpine byway will open to Logan Pass “no earlier than” July 13, matching — and likely surpassing — the latest opening on record

Solar array saves more than $2,000 in electricity costs each year

Every summer, members of Whitefish’s cycling community rally around long distance cyclists covering a transcontinental route from Canada to Mexico