The men were off a trail and searching for antlers shed by deer and elk in the forest southwest of Yellowstone National Park

Crews are finishing construction work on the new six-pack lift at Whitefish Mountain Resort, with plans to offer more access while alleviating skier congestion

Sadly, it’s hard to get a pro angler to understand fishing ethics when making their next boat payment depends on them not understanding

The scenes from Florida are apocalyptic. City blocks were destroyed in Fort Myers and much of the surrounding landscape was flooded, first by the storm surge, later by rivers swollen from rainfall as Ian tracked inland.

If approved, fisheries managers would remove non-native rainbow trout from the alpine lake using a fish toxicant and replace them with genetically pure strains of westslope cutthroat and bull trout

After more than two decades navigating a jurisdictional gray area, the park has completed a plan to reduce noise pollution in the sky above its summits and end all commercial air tours by 2030

So far the alchemy of bobwhite recovery has eluded wildlife managers. It’s not so simple as it is with desert quail in the Southwest, where a wet winter or two can make wildlife managers look like geniuses.

Several events promoting the removal of bear attractants from residential areas are planned this week across the Flathead Valley

Recent mild winters have led to consistent whitetail fawn recruitment; wildlife managers predict mule deer and elk populations to remain stable

While debate rages as to how bright a life it was, we can all agree on its duration

West side of Going-to-the-Sun Road will close for construction Oct. 1 through May 15, 2023; vehicle reservations ended for the season on Sept. 11 as services start to taper

Colorado has surprisingly regressive stream access laws

Flathead Area Mountain Bikers is partnering with several organizations and stakeholders to bring new trail networks to the valley while maintaining existing trails

The FWP rationale is that these stocked pheasants will be easier for newbies, and that will mean better recruitment and retention in the ranks of hunters. That’s a load of hooey. The real rationale is that stocked birds are easy. Habitat and access protection are not.

The new display preserves the Flathead Valley’s ski history and honors the WWII veterans who helped establish the nation’s earliest ski areas, including Whitefish Mountain Resort