This pristine Montana island is home to herds of wild animals that have roamed free for generations among prairie grasses and ...

A fire in 2020 burned most of the wildlife habitat on Bird Island, one of the public islands managed by Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks in Flathead Lake.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks owns Cedar, Bird, O’Neil and Wild Horse islands on Flathead Lake, managing Wild Horse Island as a state park and the others as wildlife habitat protection areas.

Explore Glacier Country with mountain hikes, lake paddles, rodeos, huckleberry pie, and small town charm in northwest Montana ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is moving forward with management plans for Bird, Cedar, Douglas and Goose islands on Flathead Lake. The push to incorporate new management plans for the islands ...

A private island on landlocked Montana’s Flathead Lake hit the market with an asking price of $72 million. The 350-acre Cromwell Island in western Montana has a 45,000-square-foot unfinished ...

A management plan for public recreation on four popular Flathead Lake islands is moving forward. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks issued a decision notice Jan. 5 that outlines specific plans for ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks will improve the management of public recreation on Flathead Lake island properties. Bird, Cedar, Douglas, and Goose Islands are Wildlife Habitat Protection Areas ...

KALISPELL, MONT. (KECI/WKRC) - Surrounded by water and breathtaking views, Cromwell Island on Flathead Lake is listed for sale at $72 million. The island comes with an unfinished villa of ...

FLATHEAD CO., Montana — Montana’s Cromwell Island and an unfinished mansion that sits on it are now for sale, but you should know the property comes with a long-term resident.

ROLLINS – In perhaps the most expensive residential tax appeal case in Montana history, a California real estate mogul is asking a state board to reduce the assessed value of his Flathead Lake ...

MISSOULA (AP) -- The Boy Scouts of Montana now officially own an island in Flathead Lake. The Fred and Harriet Cox family transferred ownership of the 65-acre Melita Island to the Montana Council ...