
Grizzlies of the Northern Rockies: A Conservation Comeback
Once nearly gone from the Lower 48, grizzly bears have clawed back across Montana's mountain ecosystems.
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The wild residents of the northern Rockies.

Once nearly gone from the Lower 48, grizzly bears have clawed back across Montana's mountain ecosystems.

America's largest land mammal still moves in wild herds across Yellowstone's Montana borderlands.

Each fall the bugle of bull elk echoes across Montana's valleys and foothills.

Sure-footed rams and ewes cling to Montana's rocky faces from Glacier to the Missouri Breaks.

The reintroduced wolves of Yellowstone are most often seen from the Montana side of the Lamar.

Glacier's unofficial mascot thrives where few other large animals can stand.