Make sure our
kids have a
watershed to
steward.
kids have a
watershed to
steward.
Help sustain community-based conservation
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The BLACKFOOT DROUGHT COMMITTEE is charged with the oversight and implementation of the Drought Response Plan. |
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The Blackfoot Challenge and the US Fish and Wildlife Service host PARTNERS FOR CONSERVATION. |
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The BLACKFOOT TRUMPETER SWAN RESTORATION PROGRAM is a cooperative partnership. |
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The Wildlife Committee WOLF ACTIVITY REPORT is an effort to widely distribute information regularly about wolf activity and our efforts. |
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The BLACKFOOT COMMUNITY CONSERVATION AREA (BCCA) is an innovative effort involving community forest ownership and cooperative resource management across public and private lands. |
NEWS
Join us for a workshop on beavers! How do reduce conflicts and support healthy streams
Nov 11 - Join us on November 20 in Ovando to learn about strategies to reduce conflicts with beavers and enhance benefits from water storage and drought resilience.
Full storySeeking full-time Forestry Coordinator. Application review begins November 25.
Nov 5 - Join our team! We are seeking a Forestry Coordinator to guide forest lands conservation in the Blackfoot Watershed. Click for full position description and required qualifications.
Full storyPure Montana Tales presents: Prescribed Fire for Private Lands on November 5
Oct 28 - As part of our ongoing Pure Montana Tales series, we hope you will join us for a public discussion on the use of prescribed fire for forest and rangeland health on private lands.
Full storyCALENDAR EVENTS
ABOUT OUR WATERSHED
The Blackfoot Watershed of western Montana encompasses 1.5-million acres, extending from the Continental Divide westward for some 132 miles to its confluence with the Clark Fork River. This landscape lies within the only ecosystem in the lower 48 states with a full complement of wildlife that inhabited the area when the Lewis and Clark Expedition traveled up the Blackfoot River in 1806. Prairie grasslands, sagebrush steppe, coniferous forest and extensive wetland and riparian areas contain more than 600 species of vascular plants, including six rare plant communities.
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