Some are having success tying on the famed hopper-dropper setup.
Boaters and other recreationists using Hebgen Lake were alerted by NorthWestern Energy on Monday that the reservoir will continue to drop as m…
Two groups have filed a lawsuit to halt a Red Lodge-area logging project, approved by the Forest Service this spring, claiming it will be cond…
The groups allege approval to use helicopters and motorized boats to apply rotenone and potassium permanganate in lakes and streams to kill fi…
The study is one of the first and most expansive research projects on snapping and spiny soft-shelled turtles in the U.S. high plains.
Clay Hayes has spent plenty of time in the backcountry where he had only himself for company.
Other large caldera systems exist all around the planet, and many are “restless” and have had geologically recent eruptions. Taupō, in New Ze…
Effective Saturday, July 24, Yellowstone National Park’s rivers and streams will close to fishing in the afternoon and evening due to high wat…
To enhance your next exploration of the Yellowstone River, Our Montana has finished a cell phone app that will provide everything from a heads…
No matter how much time you spend with a wolf pup, even if you raise it from birth, it won’t interact with you the same way as a dog.
Scientists have been scrambling to document how animals use microclimates to survive, and what might happen as the macroclimate governing whol…
Check out the hot spots this week.
It had been a tough season for paddlefish in Eastern Montana when on June 8 Sidney resident Steve Harris Jr. packed his archery gear to the Ye…
Pack rats, small rodents with big eyes, are helping scientists decipher climate change deep inside a chilly Wyoming cave.
It’s nearly 100 degrees on the bare limestone near the western base of Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains, with shade scarce.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is asking the public if elk shoulder seasons should expand onto additional public lands in some hunting districts.
Caldera chronicles: An outlier of Yellowstone's thermal areas: the travertine of Mammoth Hot Springs
Early explorers during the separate Washburn, Hayden and Hague expeditions of the 1870s were astonished by the massive terraces and pools of h…
Montana has seen a surge this year in watercraft found carrying aquatic invasive mussels, setting a new record with nearly half of the main bo…
Anglers are reminded that live fish cannot be used as bait on the Missouri River from the confluence of the Madison and Jefferson rivers, down…
Smith River floating discouraged
Photos of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
While Yellowstone and Glacier national parks call from the west, to the east lies another park with much to offer.
If you like to swim, you may have wondered what it would be like to be able to breathe underwater.
No early symptoms, no cure, always fatal, remains in the environment for decades and is rapidly spreading among wild and fenced deer throughou…
BILLINGS — Fishing on the lower Yellowstone River has kicked in as flows have dropped and the water clarity is decent.
The Bureau of Land Management has extended the comment period from 60 to 90 days for its draft EA and FONSI for a bison grazing proposal on la…
Jason Eggebrecht and Ross Lien teamed up to win the 34th annual Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament on Fort Peck Reservoir on Friday and…
