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

The number of hunters and anglers has been declining nationally for the past decade, which in turn decreases the state fish and game department budgets

Two elk tested positive for exposure to the disease during recent sampling by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks

Abundant moisture boosted snowpack in all river basins west of the Continental Divide to near or above normal levels

The fate of Montana’s freshwater megafauna is threatened by the same problems as the rest of the world’s giant fishes