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Going against the Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ staff recommendations, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission recently restricted raising […]

A history-rich parcel of land along the Judith and Missouri rivers in north-central Montana has been donated to the Montana […]

A recently published study conducted at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton mapped […]

There was a lot of concern 11 years ago when Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks started a 10-year study of […]

An advisory council created by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks to provide guidance on river recreation has come up with […]

Post-9/11 combat veterans can now learn the sport of archery hunting through Bozeman-based Warriors & Quiet Waters. The nonprofit began […]

As Congress has delayed finalizing the federal budget for fiscal year 2025, the Forest Service has constricted its employment of […]

Funding has been awarded to conduct an engineering study aimed at building two wildlife overpasses between Livingston and Gardiner along […]

Montana’s Tobacco Root Mountains have been discovered, for good reason. They are centrally located, full of public campgrounds, trails and […]

People who disagree seem to get angrier easier these days. When it comes to talking about large predators, like wolves, […]

A noted grizzly bear biologist said Yellowstone-area bears can handle a “well-managed, conservate” hunt. Frank van Manen, leader of the […]

There are so many intricacies to fishing for chinook salmon at Fort Peck Reservoir it can be a bit intimidating. […]

Central Montana is home to some unique and ancient rock art sites, places where Native Americans painted or etched figures […]

Despite the fact it’s August and still hitting 90 degrees, elk damage hunts have begun across Montana. The hunts are […]

A four-year study conducted by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks of eight pronghorn populations across the state helped identify numerous […]

The Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail travels 4,900 miles across 16 states, including Montana. A Virginia company, Terrain360,  is […]

Chester Evitt was sitting in his recliner watching a Jennifer Lopez action movie on July 16 when a 500-pound grizzly […]

On a blue sky weekend it’s hard to top the view from 11,166-foot Lone Peak in the Madison Range. On […]

Increased mountain lion quotas in the west-central ecogregion were approved last month by the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission. That […]

An 11-year-old, one-eyed female wolf that lives in Yellowstone National Park has led an amazing life. The wolf, named 907F […]

Imagine touching snow for the first time. Or seeing your first bear or wolf. That was Tanzanian scientist and conservationist […]

Parts of Montana received more than 200% of their normal precipitation for the month of May, according to the U.S. […]

By 1926, Yellowstone National Park boasted five women rangers. That was pretty progressive considering the United States had only granted […]

Walleye numbers have climbed on the Missouri River in the 23-mile stretch from Canyon Ferry to Toston Dam. Earlier this […]

While hunters are used to packing out their wild game when stalking away from roads, most aren’t carrying large loads […]

Anglers interested in chasing native trout have some options in Yellowstone National Park. For example, when Yellowstone Lake opens on […]

Following the completion of an environmental assessment, Bureau of Land Management officials have decided to open a half-mile route into […]

Yellowstone National Park’s short spring cycling season, when bikes are allowed before vehicles, is over but use of e-bikes is […]