The Block Management Program is a tremendous benefit for hunters and for Montana’s economy. Across the state, block management helps to provide hunters access to nearly 7 million acres of private, state and federal lands. Many hunters have come to rely on block management, but FWP staff still encounter misconceptions about how it works. With that in mind, the agency offers some suggestions that

Montana State University Gold Rush T-shirts are now available for the Bobcats’ Sept. 6 home opener football game against South Dakota State. This season marks the 18th year of the T-shirt design tradition. MSU fans can now purchase the locally designed, gold-colored shirts to show their love for the ’Cats during this year’s Gold Rush game. The design features the Bobcat logo emblazoned on

The University of Montana and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation are excited to announce the recently formed Center for Hunting and Conservation to advance science, research, education and outreach to shape the future of land and wildlife management in the United States. The center builds on existing partnership between UM’s No. 1-ranked wildlife biology program and RMEF, one of the most

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will host a free Project Wild Teacher Professional Development at Fort Peck Interpretive Center on Friday, Aug. 1, from 4 to 10:30 p.m. Included is an evening field experience with an FWP bat biologist at the Fort Peck Downstream Campground. FWP staff will lead a fun, hands-on training for teachers including the award-winning Project Wild curriculum and FWP