This weekend marks the opening of pheasant hunting and in this outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about a program that is working to improve upland birds.

For thousands of years, the now rare pallid sturgeon thrived in wild prairie rivers.  In this outdoor report Mike Gurnett takes us to a river where high spring flows provided some hope for the endangered native fish.

More than a decade ago, PCBS (Polychlorinated Biphenyls) were detected in Central Montana's Big Spring Creek.  Now an ambitous cleanup project is under way to remove the toxins from the stream as Winston Greely show us in this outdoor report.

Eurasian watermilfoil, the invasive plant clogging power plants and water systems all across the country, was once commonly sold as a decorative aquarium plant.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as biologists warn that similar introductions can become large problems.

This labor day weekend families will head outside to enjoy one last summer weekend and as Winston Greely show us in this outdoor report, there is one couple who will be outside whose bond was formed through fishing.

Many of Montana's State Parks and Fishing Access Sites are the result of local folks recognizing a need.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes to the headwaters of the Missouri where a grassroots effort is once again paying off.

Most Montana rivers are well known to biologist, but in this outdoor report Winston Greely takes us to one Montana river that is just now being explored.

From sports to church to music... When the school year is over, the "camp" season begins.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along to a unique camp that focuses on Montana history and outdoor skills.

Fish managers struggle to maintain Montana's cutthroat trout population, but as Winston Greely show us in this outdoor report, they have an ambitious new plan to conserve one of Montana's native fish.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service was instrumental in removing wolves from the Western United States.  Ironically, this same agency was mandated by Congress to bring wolves back.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett visits with the retiring biologist at the center of the effort.

It's common practice in fishery management to use one fish species to control the populations of another species, but as Winston Greely shows us in this outdoor report, fish managers are trying a fish that has rarely been used before.

With no offspring in the wings, you'd think the last 125 adult pallid sturgeon would be doomed as a species.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how this year's record river flows just might be what the spawning pallids have been waiting for.

It was a historic birth, witnessed by not a single human being and as Winston Greely shows us in this outdoor report, the newborn is attracting a lot of interest from wildlife lovers.

The migration of wolves into the Upper Bitterroot Valley is contributing to a decline in the area's elk numbers.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as biologists look closely at the dynamics of the relationship between predator and prey.

Who knows when we will finally get some summer camping weather, but as Winston Greely show us in this outdoor report, when it does come you can now plan your camping trip to one of Montana's State Parks ahead of time.

Fish biologists are using sophisticated genetic testing to determine if sauger---a native Montana Fish---are cross breeding with walleye---an introduced fish popular among anglers.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us to the Yellowstone River where this advanced technology is revealing some unexpected results.

Most anglers are familiar with the Mountain Whitefish, but surpisingly little is known about them in Montana.  In this outdoor report Winston Greely tells us how researchers are trying to learn more about this common fish.

Montana's harsh winters can be hard on trails, camp sites and picnic areas.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett introduces us to some of the generous people who are giving our state parks a face-lift.

Many Montanans give back to their community, but in this outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about one man's charity that will have kids smiling for a long time.

After our long winter it's nice to get out and hike the hills, maybe checking the ground for a shed antler or two.  In this outdoor report Mike Gurnett gives us a "heads-up" to keep an eye out for a four legged hunter who will be sharing the landscape.

There has been a breakthrough in Montana's relations with Canada and as Winston Greely show us in this outdoor report it started when a couple of males met some females..

Stream restoration is a labor intensive process.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along as young volunteers chip in on the work and promise to keep an eye on a recovering stream's progress.

Wetlands dot the Montana landscape and provide many benefits for the State's residents.  In this outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about a program that is conserving Montana's wetlands.

Twenty years of stream restoration in the Blackfoot Valley porved that healthy tributaries are "KEY" to a healthy river system.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett takes us along on the first tributary improvements now underway within the Sun River watershed.

Most Montanans would consider a migration South a nice break during the winter, but in this outdoor report Winston Greely shows us an animal whose migration could mean life or death.

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