Led by Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke and Virginia Rep. Don Beyer, Congressional bill aims to extend nation’s only federal program ...

Taking a page from studies in Yellowstone National Park and the Blackfeet Reservation, Fort Peck is joining Montana groups ...

Public comment on rule changes affecting critical habitat, extended protections and economic impact due December 22 ...

Visitation fees for international visitors to Yellowstone and Glacier national parks are slated to increase substantially in ...

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Brad Orsted has amassed a remarkable body of wildlife imagery and video footage but he says the most formidable predator stalking him day and night for years, in the town, wilderness and dreams, was ...

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Steven Fuller has reached his 49 th consecutive New Year’s Day morning in Yellowstone. He arrived in America’s first national park 50 years ago in 1973. If this story is helping you see what’s at ...

I still love the U.S. Forest Service. If this story is helping you see what’s at stake for wildlife, public lands or local communities, please consider a gift to Mountain Journal. We don’t have a ...