grizzly bears

Two grizzlies might be either injured or dead after being shot by hunters northeast of Seeley Lake.

Mike Garrity writes, "Decades of logging, road building and motorized recreation have fragmented grizzly habitat and limited recovery.

The Forest Service didn't "err on the side of the bear" when it left out illegal road use from the project assessment.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is anticipating a federal decision to transfer full responsibility for grizzly bears to the state and continues to consider corner-crossing to be trespassing, according to FWP’s director.

Conservation groups want to block a 10- to 15-year project intended to reduce wildfire risk and thin forests in a wildlife area near Missoula.

It's back to the drawing board for the Forest Service after a judge found its plan failed to assess impacts on grizzly habitat.

The disputed logging project in northern Montana has been underway since the project was authorized last spring. Conservationists sued in January 2025.

Two Montana men foraging for mushrooms in the north-central part of the state shot and killed a grizzly bear on May 21, after it reportedly charged them at close range.

Genetics studies of grizzlies in northwest Montana and northern Idaho are yielding some hopeful results just as many grizzly bear recovery efforts are being put on hold due to Trump administration cuts.

After losing a recent lawsuit, a federal agency that moves or kills predators, mostly at the request of livestock producers, is initiating an in-depth environmental study of how its actions affect grizzly bears.