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

Reflections on Montana's most precious resource

Hunting is richly fulfilling, both for the nutritious, ecologically sustainable protein, as well as the soul-cleansing excuse it offers for wandering about in bird country

The third annual ultramarathon will coincide with the Great Northwest Oktoberfest and utilize 25 miles of single-track trails

I love fly fishing for trout, but I needed something different. Carp were just that.

There’s not much of an off-season from fly fishing in Montana these days

Project scope includes 757 acres of commercial timber harvest near the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex; public objection period continues through Aug. 26

The nonprofit is partnering with several agencies to recruit volunteers to pick up trash and celebrate the Wild and Scenic designated three forks of the Flathead River

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