Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

Montana FWP says it's ready to take the wheel on grizzly bear management — and conservation groups are already pushing back hard.

One of western Montana's favorite summer pastimes is finally about to hit a bump in the water.

While Montana remains free of established invasive mussels, we breathe a heavy sigh of relief that they remain that way after an incident this week.

If you’ve ever hiked into a drainage that should hold elk but doesn’t — overgrown, choked with deadfall, you understand why projects like this one matter.

Montana's current fee rules have not been thoroughly updated in many years and have become difficult to administer and understand.

From a Montana town of fewer than 400 residents, one has earned national recognition as the top student archer in the western United States.

Hunters interested in participating in game damage hunt opportunities need to register online for the Hunt Roster beginning Monday, June 15.

Thanks to another helpful tip from a concerned citizen, a Montana hunter got hit with a big fine and lost privileges. Let's dig deeper.

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.

Where are the largest numbers of visitors coming from? What are the most visited parks? How large of an increase have we seen in the last 10 years?