For two decades, Barry Brown dreamed of the Pacific Crest Trail.
Podcaster Misha Euceph is sharing her knowledge, fears and the expertise of park experts in a new podcast targeted at helping BIPOC access parks.
Locating earthquakes in Yellowstone is a time-intensive process that requires the trained eye and extensive experience of a human analyst. But…
The way Lane Bunner tells it, the wolf was chasing his Jack Russell terrier, had closed to within 40 yards or so, and he had to make a split-s…
For every four or five strikes at the pudgy dry fly, the bright chrome grayling would only get hooked once. Maybe they weren’t even opening th…
Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks auctioning antlers, hides and trophy mounts from mountain lions to moose.Â
Animals that dig underground are called fossorial. The word comes from the Latin word fossor, which means digger.
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September success: The story of a hunter's first bull elk archery kill
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Film highlights challenges regarding landlocked public property
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Suspected pipe bomb found, detonated at Jefferson River fishing access site
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Study calculates effect of warmer climate on Upper Missouri River Basin
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IR photographer Thom Bridge offers tips for taking better hunting pictures
Looking to catch a little more sleep before venturing out on that fishing trip? That's OK in the fall.Â
A Washington man has died in Yellowstone National Park and a search continues for his camping partner.
Trekking into Black Canyon Lake in the Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness requires some rock scrambling and route finding. The reward is gorgeous v…
More than 50 whitefish were found dead on the Yellowstone River following Labor Day weekend.
Much is known about how the chemical compositions of gases vary across the Yellowstone volcanic system, but how they vary in time has remained…
A 19-year-old woman from Rhode Island suffered second- and third-degree burns after an incident at Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park e…
WEST GLACIER — “I’m marking this with a ‘severe weather warning,’" the Glacier National Park backcountry ranger said as she passed out camping…
The forest is planning three to six projects a year to cut trees, light prescribed fires and conduct other habitat restoration projects across…
Gray wolves in the West could go back under federal Endangered Species Act protection due to the risk of “potential increases in human-caused …
Montana is a summer home to five different species of hummingbirds: Anna’s, black-chinned, broad-tailed, calliope, ruby-throated and rufous.
Contract hunters and trappers in Saskatchewan have decreased the populations of wild hogs, reducing but not eliminating the threat to Montana …
Fishing at many area lakes, reservoirs and rivers seems to be improving.Â
Leon Royer seeks evacuation plans for a breach, a back-up dam and bonded compensation if lands are buried under waste from the platinum and pa…
In a season of record setting, Yellowstone National Park's August visitation was again a new high point in the park's history.
Weaver birds in Rwanda tie knots to build their nests, one example of bird behavior that has long fascinated Tom Murphy.
Just south of Mammoth Hot Springs, near the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park, lies a jumble of white/gray rock known as the Hoodoos…
At the City of Rocks National Reserve, scientists studying middens have carbon-dated the contents of some middens to be 45,000 years old — par…
I have archery hunted for five years, only to be saved by rifle season in my quest to fill the freezer with an elk annually.
Snagging season for Kokanee Salmon opens
FWP to have open house in Helena
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