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(Adobe Stock)/(Adobe Stock)Politics may divide voters on many issues, but a conservation advocate says public lands are different. He also believes protecting access to public lands should be a priority when voters head to the polls this November. -
Jacob W. Frank/NPSMontana’s wildlife managers are proposing to cut wolf hunt quotas by half based on recent population estimates.
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People working in Montana's outdoor industry are getting a first-hand look at climate change as part of their jobs. -
The state continues to welcome more people to state parks each year -
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The scientific capture operations are to monitor the grizzlies in the ecosystem. -
Environmental advocates say the ski industry could be a powerful lobby for climate change, but so far hasn't done enough. A new Yale Climate Connections analysis of a ski industry report finds many of the industry's actions on climate change don't match the urgency of the moment. Comments from Auden (AH-den) Schendler, former senior vice president of sustainability, Aspen Skiing Company, and Geraldine Link, director of public policy, National Ski Areas Association. -
Two entrances in Montana will open and several interior roads -
On March 9, Yellowstone biologists working in the northern part of the park reported seeing the first grizzly bear of the spring season.
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Park County commissioners say a proposed gravel mine would reduce transportation time, emissions and traffic in busier areas. Locals are pushing back back. -
The 2026 Conservation in the West poll provides a snapshot of views about outdoor access in eight western western states. -
Wind uprooted trees and downed powerlines this week in southcentral Montana.
