Great Expectations: Warmwater anglers have high hopes for the state's walleye fishing. Too high? Read more >>
A Good Time in Montana's Badlands: Makoshika State Park provides a recreational feast in some of the state's strangest surroundings. Read more >>
Barely Afloat: As Montana's white sturgeon population sinks, biologists race against time to keep the majestic fish from disappearing altogether. Read more >>
Full-Contact Birding: Bird watching: Have you got what it takes? Read more >>
A Dam Improvement: It seemed impossible for trout anglers and hydropower facility owners to ever see eye to eye. Then came the Clark Fork Settlement Agreement. Read more >>
A Mustang Sally: Head for the Pryor Mountains to see wild descendents of Spanish horses brought here five centuries ago. Read more >>
Big (and Plentiful) Fish on the Prairie: Some anglers say there's no decent fishing east of Great Falls and Billings. Here are nine angling hotspots that say they're wrong (or lying). Read more >>
Water, Water Everywhere: At Flathead State Park, you can swim, snorkel, scuba-dive, sail, sea kayak or just sit by the shore and let the waves lap at your feet. Read more >>
Breakthrough at Milltown Dam: After nearly a century, it appears likely this aging structure and its accumulated contaminants will finally be removed. Read more >>
Fish Management Demystified: What FWP does to conserve Montana's fisheries and improve your fishing. Read more >>
Wildflowers: A reminder of Montana's tiniest delights. Read more >>
Keeping the Ribbon Blue: Faced with whirling disease and increased angling pressure, FWP biologists work to maintain the Missouri River's nationally renowned trout fishery. Read more >>
Cross Currents: Montana stuggles to accommodate the growing number of river anglers, kayakers, and floaters. Read more >>
Montana's Trophy Trees: How do your local trees measure up to these state champions? Read more >>
Dry Beneath the Surface: It may be green and lush where you live, but Montana's drought continues to plague many fish and wildlife populations. Read more >>
Spirit of the West: Montana's premier ghost town, Bannack State Park gives visitors a glimpse of the state's colorful frontier past. Read more >>
Outlaw Introductions: When anglers illegally take fish management into their own hands, the results can be disastrous. Read more >>
A State Under Siege: Aquatic nuisance species are poised to invade Montana from every direction. What the state is doing to keep them at bay. Read more >>
Wildlife Management Demystified: A guide to how FWP conserves Montana's wildlife species and their habitats. Read more >>
Where the Buffalo Fell: For hundreds of years, bison perished at this sacred site, giving life to Great Plains Indian tribes. Read more >>
The Gentle Art of Negotiating Hunting Access: Think of it as a job interview, only without the tie. Read more >>
So Far, So Good: Montana deer and elk tested negative for chronic wasting disease. Does that mean we can stop worrying? Read more >>
Celebrating Ducks: Photo essay. Read more >>
Their Land, Our Wildlife: How conservation easements benefit the public's wildlife while maintaining private ranching traditions. Read more >>
Stream Protection Anniversaries: Two worth remembering. Read more >>
The Elk Next Door: Why one person's prized (or profitable) elk can become another person's elk depredation problem. Read more >>
A Montana Hunter in Bavaria: Could the highly successful German system of hunting and wildlife management offer insight into sustaining a hunting culture in the increasingly urbanized Treasure State? Read more >>
My Brown Boy: Sunlight, magic, and pantherlike screams on the frozen plains of north-central Montana. Read more >>
Tracing Lewis and Clark Through Montana's State Parks: At these historic state sites, visitors can see what the expedition members saw and learn what further adventures awaited them around the bend. Read more >>
A Place to Hunt: A photographer's tribute to Montana's Block Management Program. Read more >>
