Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

Hunters interested in participating in game damage hunt opportunities need to register online for the Hunt Roster beginning Monday, June 15.

Thanks to another helpful tip from a concerned citizen, a Montana hunter got hit with a big fine and lost privileges. Let's dig deeper.

Where are the largest numbers of visitors coming from? What are the most visited parks? How large of an increase have we seen in the last 10 years?

Picture a drake and hen northern shoveler as they float peacefully on a pond. It’s hard not to admire their tranquility.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is keen to gather data on the Greater Short-horned Lizard’s population and distribution, as anecdotal evidence suggests a decline due to habitat loss.

A morning on the Sun River turned into a massive legal headache for two hunters who were "only" about 200 birds over the legal limit.

Plan to visit Travelers' Rest State Park near Lolo this month to see a new bear art exhibit and to learn more about bear safety.

In the heart of Montana's wilderness, two wild mustangs are ready to take on a new role that’s anything but ordinary.

Quick thinking by a witness helped Montana game wardens investigate an individual who was recently convicted of multiple hunting violations.

Planning to impress your guests this summer? The caverns are ready to unveil some of Montana's best-kept secrets—perfect for explorers of all ages.

A repeat offender will never hunt legally again, not that doing things legally seemed to much matter to this individual.

Forget the video games and the endless scrolling. It’s time to trade the touchscreen for a tackle box.