Untold numbers of camping, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, rafting and biking adventures have been scrapped as U.S. wildfires have scorched nearly 7,900 square miles this year

The cabins provide a chance to inhabit pieces of forest service history

The bear stole apples from an open vehicle trunk while visitors were nearby at the Many Glacier Campground

Safe Lands Forestry works on a small scale to do fuel reduction and fire mitigation on properties along the urban-forest interface

Wearing plenty of orange is smart and safe

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials said the boat was traveling from Lake Erie and is the 50th mussel-fouled vessel detected this year

Department of Fish and Wildlife documented one dead and three injured calves since June 24

Two conservation groups urged federal officials to do a status review that could lead to relisting wolves under the Endangered Species Act

Soon enough it will be time to walk the chukar grounds again

Montana’s upcoming wolf hunting season will allow controversial methods including snaring, baiting and night hunting; expands quota to 450 wolves

There is growing concern over aggressive wolf hunting seasons adopted for the predators in the western Great Lakes and northern Rocky Mountains

Project would protect public access, wildlife habitat on 772 acres along Flathead River near Columbia Falls

All things being equal, a 15-inch rainbow out fights a walleye of similar length all day long

Waterton-Glacier receives full certification as International Dark Sky Park just in time for one of the most stunning nighttime displays

With goal of reducing city emissions by 26% by 2025, Whitefish considers hiring full-time ‘sustainability coordinator’