So much of the Montana way of life involves the landscape and wildlife of our great state. Read below for the latest stories related to activities of the Department of Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks. For information on licenses, state parks, and camping, visit their website.
Hikers Sustain Injuries from Bear Near Old Faithful in Yellowstone
The thrill of Yellowstone’s beauty can come with dangers. A recent bear incident has everyone talking as park officials take action.
Meet the New Four-Legged Officers of Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks
In the heart of Montana's wilderness, two wild mustangs are ready to take on a new role that’s anything but ordinary.
Harsh Sentence Handed Down In Ugly Montana Poaching Crimes
A repeat offender will never hunt legally again, not that doing things legally seemed to much matter to this individual.
Relocated Grizzly Bear Emerges From Den, And She’s Not Alone
The arrival of a grizzly mother and her two cubs brings hope for wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists alike.
Have You Seen this Cute Little “Horny Toad” in the Wild? Tell Montana Wildlife Officials
Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is keen to gather data on the Greater Short-horned Lizard’s population and distribution, as anecdotal evidence suggests a decline due to habitat loss.
Why 82 Mule Deer Were Killed Inside Captive Elk Facility
It was a difficult decision to make, but officials determined that lethal removal was the most responsible option to prevent the spread of disease.
Happy New (License) Year From FWP! What You Need to Know
New Year’s Day for many of Montana's outdoor recreation lovers is March 1.
Reward Climbs For Info on Vandalism to Culturally Sensitive Site
Montana authorities continue to investigate an incident where a landmark to Native American tribal history was desecrated.
This Movie Star Quietly Moved Back to Montana
Montana's own piece of Hollywood is here! This A26 tanker, made famous by Spielberg, brings a touch of film history to the museum.
Montana Lawmakers Propose Hefty Nonresident Base Hunting Fee Hike
So, which sounds like more, an $85 dollar price increase or a 566% price increase?
New Law Addresses What’s Fair From the Air for Montana Hunting
When technology tangles with tradition, proposed/signed legislation like this is bound to take flight.
Why Montana Boaters Have One Less Sticker to Worry About
“This new law eliminates a confusing and unnecessary piece of bureaucracy for boat owners.”