outdoor safety

Wadsworth Park in Great Falls is temporarily closed after harmful algal blooms were found in the pond, and that includes the disc golf course too.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks wants hunters to see opening day through a rancher's eyes, and there's real gear on the line for those who do.

Garbage and pet food sitting out overnight doesn't seem like a big deal — until it is, and by then it's too late for the bear.

With vehicle safety on the mind, there's a lot to consider before hitting the trails this summer. Maintenance could save more than just your ride.

Picture this: delivering salt blocks in the Montana wilderness, blissfully unaware of the bears. But times have changed, and safety is key these days.

When those dark clouds roll in, the beauty of a Montana thunderstorm hides a serious threat. Stay tuned to find out more.

Picture this—a chilly morning, a frozen lake, and the thrill of fishing. However, this season's ice isn't what it used to be.

Ice fishing and skating might be calling, but knowing the thickness of that ice is more important than ever. Let's break it down.

Alright, let's be honest here, have you ever stuck your tongue to a frozen pole?

More and more bear/people interactions are happening across Montana. Some have been fatal. Could this new robot help with keeping people safe in the woods?