More than 2.8 million visitors flocked to Glacier National Park through September, marking a 1.2% increase compared to last year and matching visitation during the National Park Service’s 2016 Centennial

The report estimates the state will lose 8,800 outdoor recreation jobs and $263 million in labor earnings annually if nothing is done to mitigate climate change

Birthing any cub at 27, for a species that rarely makes it to its 30s, is remarkable

As conservation groups emerge from court victorious in their mission to stop controversial logging projects, the future of the Yaak Valley and its timber industry remains in limbo

The agency incorporated up-to-date science in its proposed management of the state’s roughly 1,100 wolves, but the draft plan has generated pushback from conservationists concerned about ambiguous wording and a lack of public input

Flathead County commissioners have formalized their support for a local land trust's efforts to permanently protect a natural area along the Flathead River in Kalispell

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality has held three listening sessions in an effort to review implementation of Montana Environmental Policy Act

Just over 1,640 hunters appeared at four northwest Montana game check stations on opening weekend, compared to 1,754 hunters who turned out for the opening weekend of general rifle season last year

My problem isn’t so much that I’m a lousy shot, but that I forget my best shooting comes when I take my time

Snow expected to start Tuesday in western Montana, will move eastward across the state

An update to the 2018 Species Status Assessment may provide justification to list the animal under the Endangered Species Act

Half Moon Slough will be designated as a no-wake zone with seasonal boating closure; similar proposal for Lake Five denied

As Flathead Valley trails become increasingly strained, Highlander's five-day overnight backpacking trip focused on low-impact recreation, responsible stewardship and community building

It’s little surprise the biggest canyon in the United States is also an irresistible key disposal site

Every fall, biologists and avid birders clock hundreds of hours on nearby mountaintops to count migrating birds of prey, part of a global network of sites collecting raptor population data to help identify threats to species and aid conservation