Are You a ‘Tiger’ or a ‘Wild Thing’? Part I
A golf meme about Tiger Woods and John Daly, applied to the outdoors
New Off-Trail Foot Race Sends Runners Bushwhacking Across Blacktail Mountain
The inaugural Blacktail Balderdash adventure race, which doesn't reveal its course until one day before the Aug. 8 event, promises something for everyone. It also promises runners "you will get lost."
Montana Wildlife Advocates Sue Over Rollback of Endangered Species Act’s ‘Harm’ Definition
As conservation groups challenge the Trump administration’s move to rescind a 50-year-old regulation, proponents say the new reform gives local land managers more control
Food-conditioned Grizzly Euthanized as Bear Conflicts Rise Across the Flathead
A meager huckleberry harvest is pushing hungry bears into urban areas searching for food. Stakeholders urge residents to implement preventive measures.
Streamers! But Where?
A new streamer rod, a brutal heat wave, and nowhere left to cast it
The Cost of Crossing
For nearly a century, Glacier and Waterton have shared a connection beyond borders. The National Park Service’s new non-resident fee policy might represent a turning point.
Report Details Fatal Glacier Park Grizzly Bear Attack
An interagency review concluded that Anthony Pollio, a 33-year-old solo hiker from Florida, was killed on May 3 after he surprised an adult male grizzly bear while descending the Mount Brown Lookout trail, likely in darkness
Moving Game Around
Wild always, and native whenever possible, is Montana’s legacy to the rest of the country
Biologists Investigate New Reports of Brown Trout in Flathead Fisheries
The confirmed detection of the nonnative fish in Ashley Lake, and an angler's reported catch in Church Slough, have renewed warnings against illegal introductions
Montana’s New Wolf Estimation Tool Indicates Population Decline
To account for a reporting discrepancy that pegs the statewide population at 725 wolves instead of 1,094, FWP is recommending a reduced harvest quota in its hunting regulations
Visitors Jockey for Shuttle Reservations as Glacier Park Debuts Three-Hour Logan Pass Parking Limit
The park’s pilot program to manage visitation and transportation is being put to the test. The reviews are mixed.
Glacier National Park to Host First Logan Pass Star Party of the Summer
The late night celestial celebration offers an uninterrupted view of the Milky Way, Ursa Major, and more
Glacier Park to Plug Historic Oil Well at Kintla Lake
The 125-year-old oil well — Montana's first — was abandoned soon after its establishment. After a recent survey detected leaking gases, the park has determined it needs to be plugged.
Interior Department Delegates Greater Grizzly Bear Management Authority to States
Hailed by western governors, including Montana's, as the most significant "reform" to grizzly management in a half-century, wildlife advocates called the decision to relax federal protections "reckless"
Holding the Line
Everyone needs a little bling from time to time
