Mission
To coordinate efforts to conserve and enhance the natural resources and rural way of life in the Blackfoot watershed for present and future generations.
Process
At our core, we are a process.
We bring people together, facilitate respectful conversations and the exchange of information, keep the focus on shared values, and build trust.
Outcomes
We coordinate responses to community needs and find homegrown solutions that stand the test of time.
The hard work takes place in our community-led committees.
Join our team!
We are currently hiring a Finance & Grants Manager to conduct the organization’s bookkeeping, financial analysis and reporting, and grant oversight and management. The successful applicant will be self-motivated, detail-oriented, and enjoy working collaboratively. Click below to see the full position announcements and application details. Application deadline extended to January 12, 2022.
READ MOREEvolving tech to reduce griz conflicts
In collaboration with ranchers and partner agencies, the Challenge has been testing and developing electrified drive-over mats for the last few years as another method to reduce potential conflicts with grizzly bears. We worked with a local filmmaker to produce a short video showcasing this evolving technology -- take a look!
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LATEST NEWS
- Winter Drought Resilience Webinar Series January 11, 2022 - This winter, please join us for a series of Webinars… ... Read More
- 49th Annual Powell County Livestock Seminar this Saturday January 3, 2022 - Featuring a discussion on electric fence and drive-over mats by… ... Read More
- Annual Soil Health Tour showcases emerging approaches to enhancing Blackfoot agricultural soils November 18, 2021 - Every fall, members of the Blackfoot Challenge’s Soil Health Work… ... Read More
