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Tucked between the St. Mary Canal and River, the Diversion Dam Project is quietly making big strides…

Against all odds—and all kinds of weather—serious progress just landed on the bridge project.

A hike in California turned into the ultimate cliffhanger — and not the metaphorical kind….

After two months of searching, the heartbreaking truth about missing hounds Boone and Bandit has come to light…

Some people are not happy, as they accuse scientists of pretending extinction has an undo button….

As Montana sues over Yellowstone’s bison plan, hundreds of buffalo are shipped to slaughter—while others dodge traps, lawyers, and horses in a bureaucratic stampede.

Wolves may be federally protected, but in Catron County, NM, folks are wondering who’s protecting them….

They say patience is key when crawfishing, and that couldn’t be more true for one 82 year-old man….

When the river gives something back, it often brings more questions than answers…

A controversial Montana bill could put 1.25 million acres of state land up for sale—along with its water rights—sparking debates over access, revenue, and the future of public lands.

Public lands supporters helped crack the case of the Strawberry Hill spray paint scandal—turns out, Facebook pressure makes for a great cleanup crew!

The first wall pour for the St. Mary Siphon Inlet is in the books—proof that when hard hats and heavy machinery team up, big things happen!

Wolves may be federally protected, but in Catron County, NM, folks are wondering who’s protecting them….

They say patience is key when crawfishing, and that couldn’t be more true for one 82 year-old man….

When the river gives something back, it often brings more questions than answers…

A controversial Montana bill could put 1.25 million acres of state land up for sale—along with its water rights—sparking debates over access, revenue, and the future of public lands.

Public lands supporters helped crack the case of the Strawberry Hill spray paint scandal—turns out, Facebook pressure makes for a great cleanup crew!

The first wall pour for the St. Mary Siphon Inlet is in the books—proof that when hard hats and heavy machinery team up, big things happen!

In Montana, where hunting traditions run deep, dedicated volunteers are shaping the next generation of outdoorsmen, ensuring the legacy lives on, one safe lesson at a time. Here’s a list of some who were recently recognized.

New funding is now available to help Montana communities implement bear-resistant infrastructure and education initiatives to reduce human-wildlife conflicts—apply by March 24!

Asteroid impact, apocalyptic chaos, and a city-killer—what’s the plan for survival when Earth faces its biggest threat since the dinosaurs? See what Montana Grant says here!

Tick Trouble…Could Lyme-Carrying Deer Ticks Be Creeping into Montana?

Access routes are shifting! Plan ahead for your trip to Thompson Chain of Lakes State Park.

Good news! The bird die-off on the Bighorn River isn’t due to avian flu—but the mystery isn’t solved yet!