
Beavers: The Ecosystem Engineers
By building dams, beavers reshape Montana's streams into resilient, water-storing wetlands.
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The wild residents of the northern Rockies.

By building dams, beavers reshape Montana's streams into resilient, water-storing wetlands.

Adaptable and ever-present, coyotes are the wild soundtrack of Montana's cold nights.

Solitary and surprisingly elusive, moose haunt the willow bottoms and high lakes of the northern ranges.

Recovered from the brink, bald eagles now nest along Montana's major river corridors.

Their rolling calls announce spring as cranes stage across Montana's valleys.

Master hunters of the wind, golden eagles patrol Montana's grasslands and canyon rims.