Throughout Montana, a lot of the damage caused by the floods of 2011 has been cleaned up.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to the Yellowstone where new results of the high water are beginning to appear.

Montana's hunting season's are now underway, and in this outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about a program providing new lands for bird hunters.

Longtime Silver Gate residents remember trout spawning runs in Willow Creek likened to the salmon runs in Alaska, but natural and man-made impacts have nearly ended the migration.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnettt takes to the border of Yellowstone where big changes are being made to this small stream.

The nation's sportsmen and women are the main reason we enjoy today's wildlife in this outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about one program celebrating a milestone this year that has preserved wildlife for many generations.

Every phase of wolf recovery in the West has proved to be a learning experience.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to the classroom where Montana's next step in wolf management starts with a required educational component.

South Eastern Montana residents have endured one of the worst fire seasons in history, and in this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us how these affected communities are trying to help their neighbors out.

Recycling means turning something old and used up into something new and useful.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to a place that proves that what's good for bottles is also good for buildings.

Many know about the mining cleanups around Missoula and Butte, but in this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us one of Montana's largest superfund sites hidden in the middle of the state.

A black bear cub usually stays with its mother for at least 18 months.  When, for some reason, they are separated from the sow, the cubs lose valuable time developing survival skills.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us that the right people stepped forward at the right time to help the young bruins.
 

This week marks the opening of Montana's hunting season and outdoor reporter Winston Greely introduces us to one man who has had an impact on many Montana hunters.

For years it was the simple solution to a common problem, just dump the waste into the stream and it's gone.  Out-of-sight, out-of-mind.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us that after years of industrial pollution, Silver Bow Creek is on its way back as a fishery.

The Bob Marshall Wilderness is named for a man who was one of the first champions of wilderness protection.  In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely takes us into the Bob to meet Bob Marshall.

When a windstorm brought down the ranch head-quarter's last cottonwood tree, it could have brought an end to over 50 years of great horned owls nesting in the yard.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us what the rancher did to make sure the owls remained part of the neighborhood.

Human wildlife encounters are on the rise in Montana, and as Winston Greely show's us in this outdoor report, state game wardens train for these possible situations.

There is big news, from the big birds of the Big Blackfoot Valley.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us that newly established swans are contributing naturally to the trumpeter population.

Many Montanans enjoy getting out into the great outdoors.  But as Winston Greely shows us in this outdoor report, there is a way to bring the great outdoors to your own backyard.

Last year Medicine Rocks State Park saw nearly a 65% increase in visitation.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along to see what all this new interest is about.

Many have listened to the sound of rivers and streams, but as Winston Greely show's us in this outdoor report, researchers are now taking it one step further and recording these sounds for science.

For more than 100 years, Silver Bow Creek was an industrial mess, but no more.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as two of Montana's most famous fishermen cast for wild trout in a newly recovered stream.

There are only six major wild populations of paddlefish left in the United States.  Two of these are in Montana's Yellowstone and Upper Missouri Rivers.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as biologists monitor these amazing native fish.

Montana's float season is here and in this outdoor report, Winston Greely tells us about a much desired river trip and how one can do it.

Dieticians are continually measuring the nutritional value of varoius foods to improve our overall health and immune system.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how biologists are finding; what's good for the fisherman is also good for the fish.

Montana's wildlife can be a challenge to monitor, but as Winston Greely show's us in this outdoor report,  many biologists are turning to a new tool to learn more.

Since the early 1900's, scientists have known the disease brucellosis existed on the Montana landscape.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how researchers are implementing the latest in technology; looking for ways to reduce the risk of spreading the bacteria.

Many see Montana as a great place to live, but finding that dream job here can be difficult.  In this outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us one man who has managed to do both

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