FWP released the following proposals and information: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on several proposals slated to go to the Fish and Wildlife Commission in February.

FWP is showing drawing statistics online with further explanation of bonus points in the regulation booklets. For detailed drawing statistics, click here. To apply for permits, click here.

The first contract Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has ever crafted to conserve and protect prairie dogs has been approved by Region 7 supervisor Brad Schmitz. Beginning in July, the 10-year ...

Garrett Turner, a press secretary for Gov. Greg Gianforte since 2019, was hired in June for the position out of a field of 81 applicants.

Montana FWP confirmed first case of CWD in a mule deer buck recently harvested from hunting district 405 near Belt ...

FWP and Wolves of the Rockies signed a consent decree, or legal agreement, on Oct. 11 in which the department admitted to violating the organization’s constitutional rights and agreed to allow ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) revealed the identity of the mysterious wolf-like creature that was shot dead in the state last month.

A rare river otter attack along a nearby stretch of the Jefferson River, shown at the Limespur Fishing Access Site near Cardwell, Montana, on Wednesday, Aug. 2, left three women injured.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks suggests that restrained cattle grazing in wildlife-dedicated Spotted Dog Wildlife Management Area could be beneficial to an elk herd and to adjacent ranchers.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public input on revisions to the statewide Elk Management Plan last adopted in 2005.

Dave Loewen, who was placed on administrative leave from FWP in July, will retire on Nov. 22, according to an email obtained by the Montana State News Bureau. A spokesperson for FWP confirmed the ...