Four dead wolves were discovered in the northeastern corner of Washington state earlier this year

Part 3: Consummation

In a lifetime of fly fishing, I’ve never devoted as much time to an animal without success, as I have to chasing carp

The nonprofit trail-building organization is growing a network of single-track trails in Columbia Falls and beyond

With recreational use on the Flathead River's three forks rising to an all-time high, a new management plan is years overdue for the 219-mile corridor, prompting neighboring landowners to cry foul

After officially launching in 2002, the program continues to keep road crews and park personnel safe during spring avalanche cycles

Elk management has been a troublesome issue since we first started managing elk — initially by eliminating them during the early settlement of the West

Flathead Valley recreation groups adopt kindness campaign to avoid conflict on region’s growing network of multi-use trails

It’s counterproductive to teach a crate-trained dog to view their kennel as punishment — but not every rule must be followed, zealously

Late-season cold spells during the first quarter of 2022 cited as contributing to 13.5% decrease in Northwest Montana

Gov. Greg Gianforte met with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials and other local leaders to celebrate the land transfer from the Sliter family on Flathead Lake

Despite 55% cost increase to residents citywide, wildlife managers say the shift to secure trash bins dramatically reduces the potential for bear-human conflicts

Wealthy landowners have continued to lock the public out of land the public has a right to access

Troop 1933 will mark the half-century milestone with a community celebration and closing campfire

The disease has spread from domestic fowl to humans who have worked closely with domestic flocks