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A federal judge has dismissed a challenge to the U.S. Forest Service’s Divide Travel Plan for the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
Prescribed burning planned Wednesday northeast of Helena.
It's time to get that Christmas tree permit from Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
Here are small summaries of outdoor news in Montana.
Here are small summaries of outdoor news.
Prescribed burning to start soon in Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
With recreational use rising, the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest is advising visitors using the Dry Fork of the Belt Creek Basin to take precautions to avoid contact with dangerous heavy metals.
Federal, state and local officials are touting that fuel-reduction work in the wildland area of Helena paid off in halting two recent fires.
The No Grass Creek fire east of Deer Lodge is estimated to be 1,145 acres, U.S. forest officials said Thursday.
A closure order was issued Wednesday for portions of the Helena Ranger District as the No Grass Creek fire continues to burn east of Deer Lodge, U.S. forest officials said.
A summary of Helena-area wildfires.
Fire personnel are responding to a new wildfire discovered around 3 p.m. Tuesday on the west end of the Lincoln Ranger District in the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
The Grizzly Gulch fire south of Helena is 75% contained, forest officials said Sunday, adding they expect the perimeter of the fire to be fully surrounded within the coming days.
Work continued Saturday toward containing the Grizzly Gulch fire south of Helena, officials said.
The landslide is located near the Cyanide Gravel Pit, about 20 miles west of Augusta.
Molly Ryan and Helen Smith are joining the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest’s leadership team, forest officials said.
Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest officials are seeking information about vandalism to the Hellgate Pictographs that they believe occurre…
Full containment of the fire was achieved on Sunday, meaning a fuel break around the fire has been completed.
The Moors Mountain fire in the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness north of Helena was 74% contained Sunday.
A week after it started, the Moors Mountain fire in the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness north of Helena is now at 98 acres and 43% contained…
The Moors Mountain fire north of Helena is now 25% contained and remains at 94 acres.
A group of wildlife advocates, hunters and anglers have filed a lawsuit against the federal government, saying the U.S. Forest Service erred in its decision to abandon all 10 “crucial wildlife standards” in a revised forest plan.
The Moors Mountain fire remained at 94 acres early Thursday.