Watercraft Inspections Resume in Northwest Montana
In an effort to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species, boaters entering the Flathead Basin are required to undergo inspections prior to launching
As Visitation Spikes, West Glacier Frames Forward-thinking ‘Vision’ Plan
Community-driven planning project creates a roadmap for future land use, development and identifies shared values
The Power of Whoa
With a smart pup, we'll master whoa in good time
Committee Kills Bill to Repeal Lake Koocanusa Standard for Canadian Mining Waste
One day after the EPA accepted a rule that strengthens Montana’s environmental safeguards for fish species at the U.S.-Canada border, the Legislature rejected a measure by Lincoln Co. lawmakers to rescind it
Gone a Century, Pacific Martens Returned to Central Montana
About two dozen marten have been released there due to a unique collaboration between Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and fur trappers
Lincoln County Lawmakers Seek to Roll Back Lake Koocanusa Pollution Standard
With the EPA poised to accept a rule that strengthens Montana’s environmental safeguards for fish species at the U.S.-Canada border, the Montana Legislature is considering a measure to quietly rescind it
East Side Access to Glacier Park Hinges on Tribal Consensus
Without an east-side opening date, businesses encounter 'crippling' challenges planning for summer tourism season
The Good Times Keep Rolling
Outdoor folks have never had it so good when it comes to toy haulers
An Unforgiving Winter
Avalanche fatalities nationwide this winter have already surpassed yearly averages, while the increasing ages of victims reveals experience does not necessarily equal expertise
Snowmobiler Killed in Sawtooth Mountains Avalanche
The rider triggered the avalanche Friday while riding up the slope
Scientists Look at How Some Yellowstone Wolves Avoid Mange
After 25 years of inbreeding, Yellowstone National Park’s wolves are becoming more genetically similar,
New Water Quality Monitoring Program Buoys Citizen-led Science
Flathead Lake Biological Station offers scientific, technical and financial support to citizen-science watershed groups
Oldest Bear in the Woods
Thirty-four years is a long time to stay out of trouble, especially in a rapidly changing region near Jackson Hole
Deaths Highlight Once-in-a-Decade Rockies Avalanche Danger
At least 25 people have been killed in avalanches in the United States so far this year
Dire, but Not Exactly Wolves
Dire wolf skeletal remnants suggest the big dogs were quite similar to modern gray wolves
