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The complaint alleges recreationists have been parking and camping along Stone Creek Road and letting their dogs run onto the adjacent private property where they’ve harassed livestock.

The complaint alleges recreationists have been parking and camping along Stone Creek Road and letting their dogs run onto the adjacent private property where they’ve harassed livestock.

A report describing how two Montana highways could be made safer for motorists and wildlife has conservationists optimistic that roadway changes are afoot in south-central Montana — or will be

A bill was introduced earlier this month by Montana’s congressional delegation to name a mountain in the Madison range after a man who worked tirelessly to save more than 100,00

Study says U.S. 191 and MT 64, both near Big Sky in south-central Montana, are ripe for wildlife crossings as traffic increases on those roads.

Yellowstone National Park held its first of two public meetings Monday to discuss its updated plan for managing the park’s bison population.

Calls to change how Yellowstone bison are managed have been given new life this spring, following the deadliest year on record for the national park’s wild herds.

Once the plant is up and running, it will be capable of treating about 910,000 gallons of municipal wastewater per day — a 50% increase in capacity.

A final, more detailed analysis of damage to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest caused by this year’s flooding is pegged at $38.5 million, the agency announced Friday.

Seventy-five acres composed of two old mining claims in the Paradise Valley have been purchased by the Custer Gallatin National Forest, protecting it from development.