Montana FWP is moving conflict beavers to degraded streams where their dam-building can restore habitat for fish, wildlife, and water.

Montana’s elk depredation conflict is quietly eroding hunter access. Here’s what’s at stake for ranchers, public lands, and the hunters who depend on both.

Montana FWP confirms a third straight year of mule deer population gains in Region 7. Here’s what it means for hunters this fall.

Learn how Montana FWP aerial surveys shape tag quotas — and how understanding the process helps you make smarter application decisions each season.

Montana’s bison management debate raises a hard question for hunters and public lands users: what does “wild” actually mean on American public land?

Montana’s bison conflict isn’t simple. Here’s what hunters and wildlife watchers need to know about Yellowstone migration, brucellosis, and public lands in 2025.

And so it begins…or cintinues… Residents of Warsaw recently learned that the future of neighborhood watch isn’t a retired veteran […]

Discover why Mount Jumbo's spring trail closures protect crucial wildlife habitat and what every Montana hiker should know about seasonal restrictions.

Montana mountain lion hunters face strict new regulations amid rising illegal harvests. Learn the essential rules, quota systems, and penalties to stay legal.

Montana's growing grizzly population faces delisting battles while California considers reintroducing bears from Yellowstone after 100 years without them.

Hyper-real AI wildlife clips can feel more convincing than reality—until you notice the cartoon voiceovers and emotional storylines. But wolves and grizzlies in places like Montana aren’t characters in a feel-good narrative. This piece breaks down how AI content can distort public perception and why real-world wildlife management is a complicated balancing act worth understanding.

Montana hunters who skip FWP meetings may lose hunting opportunities. These hearings decide tag allocations, district changes, and seasons that directly impact you.

Discover how fly fishing films have become essential to Montana's angling culture, community identity, and conservation efforts in mountain towns across Big Sky Country.