Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

Boaters in the Yellowstone River near Gardiner spotted a gristly sight this week—a bloated grizzly carcass without its head and paws.

Wildlife managers are publishing the results of a multi-year study of pronghorn antelope in Montana. That research is helping ranchers in Central Montana figure out how to better share the land with pronghorn.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is limiting available hunting licenses for antlerless mule deer to support population numbers in Eastern Montana, where the 10-year decline of mule deer is in the double digits.

Grizzlies in Montana are being spotted further east in recent years, and wildlife managers are bringing their educational programs to some of those same areas.

An event in Bozeman Tuesday celebrates what wildlife managers call a forty year success story in recovering and protecting grizzlies.

Canada geese found dead at the popular Laurel South Pond last week have tested positive for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, (HPAI) which can be fatal to humans and pets.

Mill Creek, a tributary of the Upper Yellowstone River about 20 miles south of Livingston, is one of the best small streams to fish for Yellowstone cutthroat trout. But, catching the fish in its native habitat has gotten harder as other trout species have invaded the area.Restoration efforts at Mill Creek are being led by a non-profit in partnership with the Forest Service

ZooMontana's Bruno the bear passes away on October 20th at the age of 23.

A new study finds that the most affordable regions for retirees is along the mountain state regions.

Montana state officials oppose the Yellowstone draft bison plans, citing factors such as disease transmission in their response.