recreation

Montana doesn’t fall under the jurisdiction of the 10th Circuit Court, which decided a Wyoming corner crossing case in favor of hunters last year.

Opponents worry the proposed Zincton resort near the Canadian Rockies will raise rents and put wildlife at risk. Proponents say the economic development is necessary.

Due to deepening drought, increasing use and rising water temperatures, rivers are less able to support Montana’s once legendary fisheries, panelists said.

Montana’s rivers are becoming more crowded, and the outfitting industry thinks it’s being unfairly targeted by regulations as outdoor recreation becomes more popular nationwide.

Grants that help pay for fifth- and sixth-grade students to attend were eliminated in the latest budget.

Friends of Marshall Mountain will consider its next chapter and how to ensure the public park continues to evolve.

Bill would survey 966 miles of river in Montana to collect data on use as demand grows.

The bipartisan EXPLORE Act includes more than a dozen policy initiatives to enhance and support recreation on public lands

The Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests’ snow rangers are offering full moon skiing events this winter.

In August, the city won a grant from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to update and expand the current trailhead at Duncan Drive, with an emphasis on accessibility.