Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks

COVID 19 has drawn thousands of new families to Montana over the course of the pandemic for the chance to enjoy the privilege of living in Big Sky Country.

Sierra Kay Fisher was arrested recently by wardens with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks after allegedly causing thousands of dollars in damages by painting graffiti on restrooms, trees, rocks and other locations at public site around northwest Montana

Invasive species are hitchhiking on boats coming into Montana.

A tree thinning project is planned east of Hamilton.

Spring is the season for new life, and wildlife across Montana is no exception.

As part of a press conference to bring attention to National Agriculture Week, Governor Greg Gianforte was asked by reporters about a recent incident where he was cited by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks over wolf trapping without taking a class in how to dispatch the wolf in a humane manner.

Six of the sites are on the state program.

A startling piece of news has come from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, that some ‘moss balls’ sold in pet stores for aquariums, contain live aquatic invasive mussels.

Fishing and hunting seasons in Montana are busy times, so making sure you have the right licenses will save time, trouble and money.

Get your hunting license this spring.