Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, in partnership with BNSF Railway and Montana’s Outdoor Legacy Foundation, is proud to announce the completion of a plan to enhance grizzly bear conservation and conflict reduction efforts in northwest and north-central Montana.

Starting March 1st, the food and attractant storage order is back in effect on the Bozeman, Hebgen Lake, Gardiner, Yellowstone, and Beartooth Ranger Districts of the Custer Gallatin National Forest.

Fish health sampling and monitoring increased after trout with fungal infections and head lesions caught the attention of FWP staff and anglers in the years leading up to 2023.

Park County is undertaking an important project to update the Yellowstone River Channel Migration Zone (CMZ) mapping, a critical tool for understanding how the river moves over time.

* February 19th, Waffle Supper to support a community member in need from 5 to 7 pm. * February 20th thru the 22nd No School. District 12C Basketball tournament at Manhattan Christian. * Ferbruary 23rd Shields Valley BPA is hosting a BINGO Bonanza from 4-6 pm at Wilsall Elementary School. They will have

Join us for this family-friendly event on Wednesday, February 19th, at the Courthouse from 4-6 pm. Meet your neighbors, share a meal, and learn how public health works for you.

Glacier National Park reminds visitors that 120-day advance timed entry vehicle reservations become available on Recreation.gov starting February 13, 2025, at 8 am Mountain Time.

by Tony Crowder Livingston’s sister non-profit Community and Curated Closet thrift stores recently achieved a one-million-dollar milestone in contributions to local non-profit activities and organizations throughout Park County after nearly 20 years in operation. Executive Director Caron Cooper, who relocated to Montana from California in the mid 1990s, opened