Fish Wildlife and Parks

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks are looking for early public input and ideas for the 2018-2019 Montana hunting regulations.

Fish, Wildlife and Parks have lifted all fishing restrictions in Region 2 because temperatures have cooled down quite a bit.

Last June, Forest Service law enforcement officer Brad Treat was killed by a grizzly bear while mountain biking outside of Glacier National Park.

The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks has established dozens of watercraft inspection stations around the state to protect waterways from the spread of invasive mussels.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks received several reports Thursday, April 27, about a potential mountain lion crossing Miller Creek.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks are currently conducting their spring surveys using airplanes to look for elk in the morning and deer in the evening.

A limit to the number of commercial fishing guides on the Bitterroot is one of many proposals being considered by FWP and the Bitterroot River Recreation Committee.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is hosting their fourth wolf trapping certification coming up at the end of the summer.

Montana wildlife commissioners have given their approval to continue negotiations to buy seven properties across the state.

More than 800 permits have been issued almost a year after Montana set up a method to legalize collection of road kill.