Brett French

Standing up to 6-foot-tall at the shoulder, the stately moose with its beardlike dewlap is built for cold weather. "Their enormous bodies produce a lot of heat under a thick,

Cycling's popularity is one reason the National Park Service is taking comment on a proposed rule to modify regulations. The goal is to make it easier for park superintendents to make decisions on bicycle and e-bike use by bypassing currently required analysis.

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Gazette Outdoors editor Brett French provides a few tips on how to process a deer. This is the first of four videos. The first covers the tools needed to process a deer.

In this video, Yellowstone National Park presents facts and insights on the cougar, one of the park's most elusive animals. (Video courtesy of Yellowstone National Park)

Like everything in the U.S. economy these days, Block Management is suffering from inflation. As a result, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is paying more for fewer acres.

The study says climate change's rising seas may threaten tens of millions more people than scientists and government planners originally thought because of mistaken research assumptions on how high coastal waters already are.

This fascinating talk by Jeff Reed, Ph.D. was part of Yellowstone Forever's 2024 Summer Speaker Series.

Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly will be departing his post at the end of the month after eight years in the position, the National Park Service announced late Friday.

FWP is hiring game wardens statewide. Across every category measured by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks it's clear: nonresident and resident hunting license sales are up from a decade earlier.