Flows at a U.S. Geological Survey gauge near Wisdom fell below 20 cubic feet per second
Wildlife officials in Montana are asking the public to submit comments and suggestions for how the state's elk populations should be managed (video courtesy of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks)
Grand Teton National Park Rangers conducted three major search and rescue operations within 24 hours this week as backcountry activity reaches its high point in the Tetons.
Recently, the Bureau of Land Management gave final approval to American Prairie to alter grazing plans on federal lands to accommodate bison, reigniting a long simmering feud.
Photos from Bozeman Chronicle reporter Helena Dore's journey up Hilgard Peak.
The Clarks Fork Trail is hard to beat for the simple beauty of the route as it parallels the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River in the Shoshone National Forest.
Rally attendees crossed the half way mark of the event earlier this week as temperatures crept toward triple digits. See photos and videos from the event here.
A recent study found that mountain lions will kill and eat burros in Death Valley National Park. Where there are more mountain lions, burros have less of an effect on the environment.
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CENTER -- A coal mining company in Center commissioned a $31 million dragline Monday and is about six weeks from putting the massive coal miner to use.
In an attempt to find solutions to the controversial issue of elk management in Montana, a new group is holding a symposium on Saturday in Bozeman.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, which prompted energy prices to soar, Democrats and Republicans in Congress have cast blame for the prices in different directions, and are pushing for near-opposite solutions.
Low oxygen levels resulted in a recent partial fish kill at Laurel Pond, according to the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
A natural gas pipeline exposed by flooding in mid-June has created a dangerous obstacle in the river and is impeding floaters’ ability to safely negotiate around it
About 29.8 million walleye fry were stocked in Fort Peck Reservoir in June with another 1 million fry going into Tongue River Reservoir.
Seventy-five acres composed of two old mining claims in the Paradise Valley have been purchased by the Custer Gallatin National Forest, protecting it from development.
Anchor Ranch, purchased by Wilks Ranch Montana Ltd. in 2012, has been offered for sale for $33.96 million.
The Hebgen Lake earthquake is the largest to have struck the Intermountain West region of the United States. High-resolution topographic data from lidar are shedding new “light” on this complex event, as well as on prehistoric earthquakes that occurred within the same fault system.
The Billings Rod & Gun Club will open its rifle range to the public on Sunday, Sept. 11, for a free sight-in day.
Twenty seven groups filed the petition with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service requesting that the agency disqualify Montana and Idaho from receiving funding from the Pittman-Robertson Act
This summer, in an urban state park in Helena, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has been conducting a very visible research project that includes colorful birds, excited biologists, and the public.
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Are you passing through Montana’s Yellowstone Country this summer but don’t have enough time to tour the park? Don’t worry! There are a host of wonderful activities and day trips around the region to satisfy your need for adventure.
As veteran boaters have returned to explore the Stillwater River following historic June flooding, they’ve been amazed at what they are finding — one famous wave caused by a rock ledge named Beartooth Drop has been filled in, a new series of large waves has appeared just upstream.
On a hot summer day, there’s no place better to cool off than alongside Crazy Creek Falls, which plummets about 150 feet not far from the Beartooth Highway.
According to Idaho Fish and Game records, Paul Sauder is the second-oldest licensed angler in the state. He might be the oldest hunter and hopes to mark his 99th birthday the way he always does, shooting doves on opening day.
In Montana, drought is persisting in the north-central, central and northeast corners of the state, with extreme drought conditions still plaguing the area east of the Rocky Mountain Front.
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A recent study found that mountain lions will kill and eat burros in Death Valley National Park. Where there are more mountain lions, burros have less of an effect on the environment.
Temporary efforts to restore public access are ongoing near Gardiner and Cooke City, Montana, where the gates remain closed to vehicles. Permanent repairs to the roads are expected to take years.
The public is invited to the historic O.T.O. Dude Ranch north of Gardiner on Aug. 21 to tour the ranch, learn about its part in the history of dude ranching and current role as wildlife habitat. The open house will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.