Environment

The plaintiffs argue that three executive orders focused on “unleashing” American energy are unconstitutional.

Missoula County’s recent support for a new system of trails for mechanized vehicles on federal land near Seeley Lake has drawn criticism from conservation groups and individuals.

A judge’s ruling has ended a Canadian coal company’s four-year effort to water down the selenium pollution standards for Lake Koocanusa.

Conservationists and federal land managers clashed in court over a plan shrinking protected research areas.

Crews with Yellowstone National Park plan to re-open some main entrances and roads to the public on April 17, weather permitting, officials announced.

The ruling will determine whether the Shoshone-Bannock Tribe can seek its share of Columbia River Basin fishing rights.

The West Broadway River Corridor Master Plan will now move to 30% design over the remaining year and enable project backers to begin fundraising.

Abby Huseth writes, "Every metaphor has its limits; possibly the most important way that Earth Month can help us recharge is not by driving alone to fill our battery, but by gathering together!"

Just 22 species were added to the federally protected list under Trump’s first term and zero have been added in his second term, data reveals

The University of Montana’s top-ranked Wildlife Biology Program recently named Heather Johnson the new Boone and Crockett Professor of Wildlife Conservation.