Yellowstone National Park

Following a Helena judge’s ruling last month, Montana’s wolf hunting and trapping seasons are underway with looser regulations. But two conservation groups say their lawsuit against Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is far from over.

When 41 wolves were relocated from Canada into Yellowstone National Park, wildlife biologist Ed Bangs and his team were responsible for delivering the wolves. Yellowstone’s senior wolf biologist Doug Smith was on the receiving end.YPR's Orlinda Worthington spoke with them about wolves, politics and retirement.

A Helena judge on Tuesday dissolved a temporary restraining order that lowered some wolf hunting and trapping limits.

The order also temporarily prohibits the use of snares and lowers the bag limit to bring 2022-2023 regulations closer to the regulations in play before the Montana Legislature passed a suite of laws increasing the number of wolves hunters and trappers can kill.

A new report says glaciers in a third of UNESCO World Heritage sites will disappear. Two-thirds of glaciers in the heritage sites can be saved — but only if carbon emissions are cut quickly, it says.

Four months after damaging floods hit south-central Montana, Gardiner’s connection to Yellowstone National Park was restored this weekend.

An environmental advocacy organization and a Bozeman-based investment firm partnered to protect around 600 acres near Yellowstone National Park’s West entrance from being developed.

The summer season started with much promise for towns along the iconic Beartooth Highway. Then, the floods hit.

After initially setting the quota in a hunting management unit north of the park at 10 wolves, commissioners reduced it to 6.

An Indigenous opera singer has written a song that she hopes will be a new anthem for Yellowstone National Park.