With a smart pup, we'll master whoa in good time

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

About two dozen marten have been released there due to a unique collaboration between Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and fur trappers

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

Without an east-side opening date, businesses encounter 'crippling' challenges planning for summer tourism season

Outdoor folks have never had it so good when it comes to toy haulers

Avalanche fatalities nationwide this winter have already surpassed yearly averages, while the increasing ages of victims reveals experience does not necessarily equal expertise

The rider triggered the avalanche Friday while riding up the slope

After 25 years of inbreeding, Yellowstone National Park’s wolves are becoming more genetically similar,

Flathead Lake Biological Station offers scientific, technical and financial support to citizen-science watershed groups

Thirty-four years is a long time to stay out of trouble, especially in a rapidly changing region near Jackson Hole

At least 25 people have been killed in avalanches in the United States so far this year

Dire wolf skeletal remnants suggest the big dogs were quite similar to modern gray wolves

Judge said decision to cancel a prior effort to ban mining failed to fully consider how the move would affect greater sage grouse

Acting Interior Secretary Scott de la Vega rescinded a November order from former Secretary David Bernhardt