Wildlife

Fourteen black bears were euthanized north of Bozeman after becoming food-conditioned and habituated to people, showing the danger of feeding Montana wildlife.

While massive AI data centers get attention, smaller Montana facilities are already being built, raising new concerns about property, noise, wildlife and electricity prices.

Archaeologists have found possible Clovis-era artifacts high in Montana's Beartooth Mountains, challenging what scientists thought about early humans.

A new federal proposal could open Montana's roadless forests to more roads and logging, raising concerns about wildfire, wildlife, water and recreation.

Two red panda cubs born at ZooMontana are just starting to open their eyes, and their fluffy grey and white fur is already beginning to change.

A failing berry crop is forcing Montana bears to search for new food sources, including garbage, bird feeders, and other human areas.

Yellowstone just logged over 900,000 visitors in a single month — and that's actually considered a quiet June by the park's own standards.

Montana's forests are in for a big change, thanks to a new plan that hasn't been updated in decades. What's in store for our woodlands?

A viral video shared on Facebook shows a black bear swimming across a Montana river near a fishing boat in a surprising close encounter.

As our towns expand, the natural beauty of Montana feels the pressure. Discover what’s being done to safeguard our wildlife and habitats for future generations.