Nature

Last year, over 380,000 bird watchers from 192 countries participated in the crowd-sourced bird science project.

It's easy to assume those oversized bird nests you'll find on top of power poles along the Yellowstone River are for bald eagles, but you would be mistaken.

Sapphires are certainly awesome, but this easy-to-find river rock is pretty special too.

A series of perfectly round rocks make for a mysterious-looking sight at Fort Peck Reservoir.

I don't know if you know what Friday, April 22nd is or if you plan on celebrating. But It's Earth Day. And it was established in 1970. The goal of the day is to raise awareness about environmental protection. And our president will be flying to Seattle and Portland tomorrow in an attempt to promote his environmental agenda...

Nature and the paranormal combine for an adventure hike near Bridger, MT on September 19th.

ZooMontana has a new addition and he's pretty darn cute.

Boom! Just like that, two tourists became felons for life. Nice. I hope YNP continues to prosecute individuals who blatantly disregard posted laws in our National Parks.

The group announced Friday it will develop the land into a nature sanctuary for birds and other wildlife and a place where children can learn about nature.

On my way into town the other night I got this picture as the sun was setting....Nuff Said!

I've always wondered how millions upon millions of people can live in crap holes like Los Angeles and hardly anyone lives in Montana. Sure the weather is better and the beach is close but it seems like the crime, smog and ridiculously high prices more than outweigh the benefits...

Nothing will make you appreciate the power of nature quite like watching a dozen cypress trees being sucked underwater in the blink of an eye by a sinkhole.