Montana News

Pilot Juliana Turchetti, aged 45, died while fighting the Horse Gulch Fire in Montana on July 10. Juliana Turchetti, a wildland firefighting pilot, was killed when her single-engine water scooper plane crashed while assigned to the Horse Gulch Fire in the Helena Lewis and Clark National Forest. The crash

Montana’s only native rainbow trout is making a comeback in the northwest corner of the state. Rainbow trout are common throughout much of our state due to widespread stocking.  However, most of the places rainbow trout exist today are outside of its native range in Montana.  The lone exception

Please join us in celebrating the 25th anniversary of our visitor center by attending our annual Buffalo Kite Festival.  Summer is here and our Annual Buffalo Kite Festival is right around the corner. Join First Peoples Buffalo Jump and SkyWindWorld, Inc. founder Terry Zee Lee for our free Annual Buffalo

The 2nd Annual Sam's Hope Foundation Benefit Chainsaw Carving Competition is now upon us. This competition will take place in Lincoln from July 18th through 21st to raise funds for Sam’s Hope Foundation. Rolland “Sam” Kolve was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer known as Alveolar

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking up to 12 people to serve on a statewide River Recreation Advisory Council. The River Recreation Advisory Council’s purpose is to develop a set of recommendations for managing river recreation in Montana and administering the use of water-related activities. The focus

A federal judge in Kansas granted Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s request to block the Biden administration’s unconstitutional student loan forgiveness scheme. Attorney General Knudsen released the following statement in response: “This is great news that a court is blocking the President’s plan to buy votes from