The number of Canadian tourists visiting the Flathead and Glacier regions this spring has declined compared to last year.

The sterile fish, a cross between a male brook trout and a female brown trout, are proposed for planting in four of the state ...

About two years ago, Bold Visions developed a plan that would create a 1.8-million-acre sanctuary for wildlife, from Island Park through Caribou–Targhee and Gallatin national forests to south of ...

By Ruth Kamnitzer Open any ecology textbook and you’ll find the Canada lynx, the snowshoe hare, and their wildly oscillating population cycles offered as a classic example of the intimate relationship ...

For many years, Kolbe studied Canada lynx in the Seeley Lake area of Montana. One lynx made a long trip to the same area where the lion that’s now in Montana was collared. GPS technology is the ...

Canada lynx and bull trout. “We need to protect the ‘last best place,’” she said, using one of Montana’s well-known nicknames. “That includes rural character, clean water, clean air ...

Canada lynx primarily lives in Canada’s boreal forest region and most of Alaska. Occasionally, they are also spotted in the northern parts of states like Washington, Montana, Minnesota ...

Canada lynx thrive in Alaska and Canada but face daunting challenges ... Colorado, Minnesota, Idaho, and Montana. It’s virtually impossible to get lynx population estimates, but the Northern Rockies ...

Montana/Idaho, Washington and Colorado. Colorado’s population is the result of the state’s release of 218 lynx from Canada and Alaska into the San Juan Mountains from 1999-2006. Colorado Parks ...

as well as new areas in western Montana and northern Idaho were found to better fit a critical habitat designation. Spatial predictions of Canada lynx relative habitat probability across the study ...