Montana's ecosystems! Everyone has a special natural place. To some of us it is our backyard and to others it's a favorite hunting, snowmobiling, camping, or fishing site. Join us on a natural adventure through Montana's amazing ecosystems. [Go Explore!]
Fifth grade students illustrate a parks theme each year and compete with other students all around the state. [Learn more]
Fish, Wildlife & Parks sponsors this contest each year, open to students of all ages. [Learn more]
Ever since visitors first began touring Glacier National Park, they've asked, "How many bears live here?" It took almost a century to find the answer. But thanks to genetic fingerprinting , biologists now have a good idea how many grizzlies roam Glacier Park. [Learn more]
There are three species of hognose snake, the eastern, southern and western. All of them act by using specialized behaviors in order to protect themselves from predators. They have other things in common as well as some differences between them. Find out about their unique protective behavior. [Learn more]
Poster art by Peter Grosshauser
You can print your own poster or pick up a free copy at a Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Office. (5 MB)
[Field Guide—Bears]
Frogs & Toads poster (999 KB)
[Field Guide—Amphibians]
Fish of Lewis & Clark poster (293 KB)
[Field Guide—Fish]
Snakes of Montana poster front (3.58 MB)
Snakes of Montana poster back (3.05 MB)
[Field Guide—Reptiles]