Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will move forward with the first of a two-phase purchase that restricts development and protects access on 47,907 acres of working forest owned by Green Diamond Resource Company

The baby boom generation ushered in the modern boom in fly fishing

The project proposes treatment in roadless areas, recommended wilderness and along a Wild and Scenic-designated segment of the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. Proponents say it is needed to reduce the risk of wildland fire and restore forest health.

Traveling with a cat is more practical than I ever imagined

A lawsuit challenging the West Reservoir Project accuses the federal agency of invoking emergency procedures instead of examining impacts of logging roads in grizzly bear and bull trout habitat

Although snowpack across the state is largely below 50% of median for June 1, the Flathead and St. Mary basins are predicted to see 80% to 90% of normal streamflow

A new web-based tool integrates fish population and streamflow data from across the state, informing anglers and fisheries managers through one interactive online portal

I’m all for protecting people’s privacy from invasive technology, but what’s that got to do with crossing from one piece of land a citizen owns to the next?

Park officials said the 32-year-old man fractured his arm in a "surprise encounter" with a grizzly on May 28, prompting the closure of the Grinnell Glacier Trail in the Many Glacier area

The Flathead National Forest and Glacier National Park have signaled their intent to formalize an interagency plan that sets forth user capacities and management actions on the three forks of the Flathead River

Search and rescue teams have responded to multiple boating incidents on the Flathead River system since Memorial Day Weekend as swift water, cold temperatures and debris create hazardous conditions

Paid for by the Land and Water Conservation Fund and purchased by the nonprofit Vital Ground Foundation, the Falls Creek Project protects public recreation access and wildlife movement while restricting development on Savage Lake

I was on The Blackfoot River the other day, but I didn’t bring my fly rod

Holly Longen and Ryder Febo turned a roadside epiphany into automated kiosks that have put over 7,000 canisters in hikers' hands