Bursting at the Seams - Whether or not the ever-expanding Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem grizzly population is delisted, FWP will continue to resolve problems between bears and people. Full story
This is Not Okay - FWP teams up with Teton Raptor Center to prevent birds from dying a slow, horrific death in outhouses at state parks and fishing access sites across Montana. Full story
Happy Cows, Happy Trout - How a watershed coordinator, a rancher, and an FWP fisheries biologist found a way to conserve water and restore habitat on a Madison River tributary. Full story
Ready, Willing, and Able - Volunteers offer their time, expertise, and passion to help visitors enjoy Montana state parks. Full story
Counting Wolves by Phone - How scientists at the University of Montana, FWP, and the U.S. Geological Survey created a more accurate and cost-effective way to monitor the state’s wolf population. Full story
Searching for Snipe - Thought by many to be a fictional creature, Wilson’s snipe is actually a common—though extraordinary—shorebird found across the state. Full story
An Upstream Struggle - Two decades after the bull trout was listed as federally threatened, FWP and others continue working to conserve this sensitive salmonid in the face of warmer water, competing fish species, and degraded habitat. Full story
Forever Free to Flow - Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act—in the state where it all began. Full story
One-Stop Shop - The new FishMT web application provides everything FWP knows about Montana’s fish and fisheries in a single, easy-to-use online location. Full story
Grace - Fishing photo essay Full story
Intact - How a 10-year FWP project protects one of the nation’s largest populations of pure-strain westslope cutthroat trout. Full story
Meet the AIS "Pit Crews" - With the speed and professionalism of NASCAR support teams, aquatic invasive species inspectors make sure boaters don’t transport unwanted plants and animals into Montana’s lakes, reservoirs, and rivers. Full story
A Century of Saving Birds - Since 1918, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act has protected winged wildlife from wanton destruction. A new legal opinion could weaken it. Full story
Connecting People to Great Places - For the past 50 years, the National Trail System Act has created a network of trails across the United States. Those and locally created routes in Montana benefit communities, residents, and visitors. Full story
Water Wolves - Love ’em or hate ’em, there’s no denying that northern pike are one of Montana’s most fascinating fish. Full story
What Duck is That? - Waterfowl hunters are legally required to identify the species and even gender of the birds they shoot. For everyone else, it’s just fun to know which duck is which. Full story
Lose Weight Now! Ask Me How! - I can help you lose 10 pounds, no dieting required. Full story
Up and Running - After a shaky start, Spotted Dog WMA is working out well for hunters, nearby landowners, and wildlife. Full story
Searching for Swift Foxes - FWP biologists in eastern Montana look for a small carnivore making a big comeback in much of its historic range. Full story
Containing the Spread - How FWP is working to keep chronic wasting disease—now confirmed in two areas of Montana—from moving elsewhere in the state. Full story
Life After CRP- FWP offers new upland habitat lease options to help cure eastern Montana’s upland bird–hunting blues. Full story
The Healthy Goose - Each year the outdoor recreation industry produces “golden eggs” worth more than $7 billion to Montana’s economy. Are we reinvesting enough into natural resources, infrastructure, and conflict resolution to sustain that economic bounty? Full story
Becoming Better - AmeriCorps workers improve themselves—and their job prospects— while helping make Montana’s state parks better places to visit. Full story
Better Fishing Tomorrow - FWP’s Future Fisheries Improvement Program betters angling across Montana by restoring and enhancing the places where fish live and reproduce. Full story
Get Out in It - Photo essay. Full story
Where are the Wolverines? - In an unprecedented multistate survey, biologists found the forest carnivores everywhere they thought they should be—along with a few surprises. Full story
