The lessons of “Beyond Fair Chase: The Ethic and Tradition of Hunting”

Flathead National Forest officials approve multi-phase Hellroaring Basin Project for new lifts and new runs at Whitefish Mountain Resort

The “contest for a cause” is the second-longest running snowboard banked slalom in the U.S.

Interior Secretary David Bernhardt said agency would play a “more conclusive role” in dealing with problem bears

The debate over whether preserve hunts have a role in training bird dogs

Citing safety for employees and visitors, Glacier National Park considers adding cell towers to improve coverage, with public-scoping comments open until March 9

CWD is already altering hunters’ habits since its detection in Montana in 2017, and there are worries in the industry over long-term participation declines and economic impacts

National Park Service is seeking operator after Flathead County Commission ended decade-long partnership

Montana Conservation Corps participants serve their communities, develop lifelong skills while completing critical work outdoors across the state

Respecting the hunting skills of Cooper’s hawks and sharp-shinned hawks

Event at Red Lion provides an opportunity to hear from key individuals who were instrumental in the rehabilitation project's success

Hell Creek Marina and adjoining state park create a complexity not found at other state parks

About half of the Yellowstone's 800 employees live in park housing

Montana leadership promises full funding even as president’s budget includes 97% cut in spending on Land and Water Conservation Fund

February is a bridge between the tail end of bird hunting season and the early glimmers of fishing season