The Limits of Science
The new experiment with wolves involves Montana and Idaho killing a lot more
The new experiment with wolves involves Montana and Idaho killing a lot more
Forecasters said that temperatures will hit the upper 90s by Thursday in portions of Montana
The 450-pound male grizzly bear was shot last week after repeated attempts to trap the animal failed
State fisheries biologists plumbing the depths of glacial lakes say studying pygmy whitefish can shed light on the shifting food webs of aquatic ecosystems
Historic property located along Cow Creek in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument
Bigfork Whitewater Festival will run May 28-30 and now award equal prize money for men and women
Officials believed the euthanized bear was possibly responsible for four attacks, including two yearlings killed over the weekend
We won our battle against goat’s head, but the war against noxious weeds seems eternal
Despite winter weather conditions, west side plow crews begin clearing the Big Drift; motorists may drive to Jackson Glacier Overlook on east side
Officials expect a busy season trying to prevent the invasive organisms from fouling Montana waterways
Visitation at Yellowstone National Park last month increased by 40% compared to 2019
The cause of the deaths have not been determine
As the popularity of outdoor recreation surges, the nonprofit Whitefish Legacy Partners prepares to break ground on new trail and broker new conservation partnerships
Flathead River snowpack percentage is near normal while Southwest Montana river basins are below normal
Park officials urge visitors to proceed with caution as avalanches and other hazards lurk in Glacier National Park's high country