The Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team has played a crucial role in bringing Yellowstone grizzlies back from the brink. Now, the Trump administration is “functionally destroying the organization.”
For wolf protection advocates, it’s been a wildly successful 30 years since wolves were reintroduced to the Northern Rockies. But the backlash toward the apex predator is only growing more fierce.
A Utah investor with ties to Montana has expressed interest in purchasing the historic Holland Lake Lodge in the Swan Valley. But before he can buy it he has to sell himself.
On the Flathead Reservation — and on Indian reservations across the West — state-owned trust lands generate profits while infringing on tribal sovereignty.
Last month’s historic windstorm devastated Missoula’s ospreys, sweeping chicks from their nests before they were ready to fly. It shook Missoula’s leading osprey researcher, too. But they’re recovering together.
A new study warns that the berm at the Smurfit-Stone site near Missoula is precariously unsound, threatening the Clark Fork River and downstream communities.
Missoula’s Elena Evans hopes to shake up the Montana Public Service Commission, the powerful utility regulator plagued by partisanship. But first the Independent candidate needs to make the ballot.
