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Climate change and outdated dams are shrinking fish populations across the Mountain West and beyond. That includes a species that a Nevada Native American tribe used to rely on.

App State’s Department of Biology partners with ACleanWilsonCreek.org in conservation efforts for a National Wild and Scenic River.

The Twelve Tribes sect is currently under investigation for igniting one of the most destructive fires in Colorado history. By Colie Dorfman

LEWISTON, Idaho — As the planet warms, Idaho’s high-elevation streams may remain cold enough for spring chinook salmon, but lower flows will reduce the abundance and quality of spawning and

The rafter who died in a rafting accident last week near West Glacier has been identified as 43 year old Kalispell man.

Mountain men, wild animals, dinosaurs, oh my! You might be surprised at the museum options in one of the US’s least populated states.

Sen. Steve Daines says the changes would improve management options for sportsmen, and also for cutting fire risk.

Almost 104,000 acres spread across three designated wilderness study areas would be removed from protected status under a bill introduced in the U.S. Senate on Thursday by Montana Sen. Steve

Weeks of rain and snow in northwest Montana have kept the regions rivers and streams in flood stage, but experts say the worst has passed as more seasonal, sunny weather