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New mural will honor Mann Gulch Fire smokejumpers

Elise Perpignano is hard at work painting the Centennial Tunnel mural in Helena, which commemorates the Mann Gulch fire and the smokejumpers who died in the fire.

Person encountered a grizzly bear southeast of Helena

The Helena Ranger District is urging caution after a reported grizzly bear encounter east of Clancy. The Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest posted the warning on its Facebook page...

Group calls for mining withdrawal on public lands in Smith River area

Advocates are asking the U.S. Forest Service to take action to prevent mining in public lands near the Smith River.

Prescribed burn soon at Sun River Wildlife Management Area

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks will conduct a 200-acre prescribed burn at the Sun River Wildlife Management Area.

Guest column: Communities can influence forest management

Legendary waters, stunning vistas and an abundance of outdoor amenities are a part of what makes Lincoln, Montana special — but so do the people. There is a rich history

Montana Wilderness Study Area protection sought in petition

Daines introduced his legislation in July, asking Congress to remove three WSAs in the Middle Fork Judith in the Little Belt Mountains, the Wales Creek area and in the Hoodoos.

Salmon-Challis Supervisor Chuck Mark retires, new sup named

In the past 10 years alone, the Salmon-Challis National Forest has seen plane and helicopter crashes, massive wildfires, cutting-edge mining and energy proposals, new wilderness designations, disputes over grazing, and a slow approach of grizzly bears that quickly sparked controversy. There was a constant amid the tumult: Chuck Mark.

Salmon-Challis Supervisor Chuck Mark retires, new sup named

In the past 10 years alone, the Salmon-Challis National Forest has seen plane and helicopter crashes, massive wildfires, cutting-edge mining and energy proposals, new wilderness designations, disputes over grazing, and a slow approach of grizzly bears that quickly sparked controversy. There was a constant amid the tumult: Chuck Mark.

Salmon-Challis Supervisor Chuck Mark retires, new sup named

Salmon-Challis Supervisor Chuck Mark retires, new sup named