Montana FWP

Before the 2026 hunting season gets underway, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks wants (and needs) to sort out land access for hunters.

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks is looking for information on who illegally introduced a species of pike into a fishing spot north of Kalispell.

Listen up, outdoor enthusiasts! The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Trail Stewardship Grant Program is accepting applications until the end of January.

Several hunting seasons have already ended or are set to end at the end of the month, and Montana FWP commissioners are already looking towards next season.

The fall hunting season is in full swing here in Montana, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't start planning for next year.

The Montana Wildlife & Transportation Project, a joint collaboration between two state agencies and an advocacy group, is looking for proposals from the public.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks' Community Pond Grant Program has started accepting applications for next year.

With hunting season underway, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks has made some decisions regarding the number of deer permits in response to the reports of epizootic hemorrhagic disease and blue tongue in the state.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is considering implementing a program to transplant beavers into ecosystems across the state.

The new law (really an amendment to MCA Section 87-1-217), Montana House Bill 648, is mostly about ensuring prompt notification of local officials when FWP moves a dangerous animal across county or tribal borders.