Project area covers 600 acres of wetlands that were ditched and drained during homestead era

Governor raises questions about federal intrusion into state wildlife management

The move that would be at odds with Republicans in the state who want to limit where bison can roam

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks anticipates another busy season following last year’s record state park visitation and renewed interest in hunting, fishing

It’s good to take a refresher course on the dos and don’ts as the weather improves and the compulsion to get outside becomes irresistible

An uptick in applications for special-use permits includes proposals for guided e-bike tours, shuttles, outfitter services, races, retreats and events

Dalton Thomas Tamcke, 30, and Justin Samuel Peterson, 22, told wildlife authorities they mistakenly took the wolves for coyotes

Longtime wolf biologist Diane Boyd says wolves are here to stay, even as a suite of legislation raises problematic management concerns

Part 3 of “Hemingway” was like rewatching a tragic old movie and this time pulling for a happier ending

Charles “Carl” Mock was attacked while fishing alone in a forested area along the Madison River several miles north of West Yellowstone

Below-average snow at lower elevations has allowed crews to make quick progress, while bikers and hikers rejoice on famed stretch of alpine highway still closed to motorists

Test holds promise for one day detecting the illness in the wild

Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge Ronald Bush ordered officials not to graze sheep in the disputed area of the Centennial Mountains

A plan to build rental cabins in Bunker Park, near the Bob Marshall Wilderness, was placed on temporary hold following concern over grizzly bear habitat, increased use

Revisiting Hemingway's “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber”