It was too nice a day to get angry over an earnest, however misguided, English setter

After suspending its uphill travel policy during the holidays due to a low snowpack and high visitation, Whitefish Mountain Resort on Tuesday began allowing skiers to ascend the East Route

Of the roughly $1.2 billion a year spent on endangered and threatened species, about half goes toward recovery of just two types of fish

More than 2.9 million people visited the park through November, barely surpassing last year’s totals despite one of the earliest openings and latest closures of the Going-to-the-Sun Road in recent history

I usually fall short of my New Year’s resolutions despite making them in print

The $8.6 million grant through the Federal Highway Administrations Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program is aimed at reducing vehicle-wildlife collisions around the Ninepipe National Wildlife Management Area

Glacier National Park officials recognized Hans Bodenhamer, aka “Mr. B,” for more than two decades of cave exploration and conservation

If you wanted to give ammo as a gift, you needed to order it a month ago

Under new ownership, the historic lodge will remain closed for winter as construction delays stalled plans for renovation. But one man and his pistenbully hopes to preserve the Essex area’s most beloved tradition

Montana FWP is offering a suite of educational programs and activities at the region’s state parks, including a “First Day Expedition” with prizes

The USFS shut down a waste treatment plant earlier this year after a leak was found in a wastewater lagoon

The Montana Land Board unanimously voted to support permanent protections for the 442-acre property near Kalispell

Stakeholders and agency officials weigh in on how a court-ordered injunction delaying the wolf-trapping season for a month will play out in northwest Montana

Three grizzly bear mortalities occurred in September on BNSF Railway tracks near Glacier National Park, where the company continues to operate without an incidental take permit for the endangered species

Simon Paul and Travis John Branson hunted and killed thousands of birds, including eagles, on the Flathead Indian Reservation and elsewhere, the indictment states