Gallatin River Clean Up

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No Empty Nets

Keep the Gallatin clean and win prizes! No Empty Nets partnership aims to keep the Gallatin River clean during peak recreation season. Send a photo of your collected trash and tag us social media #NoEmptyNets.

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Community Support

The Hooked on the Gallatin summer celebration was an opportunity to convene community supporters, give project updates, and share successes for the preservation and restoration work for the river.

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Algae Monitoring

Join us out on the river on September 16th. We will be out collecting water and algae samples throughout Big Sky and Gallatin Canyon to increase our understanding of what is causing nuisance blooms.

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Protecting the Gallatin River for Future Generations

The Gallatin River is facing challenges, now and in the future. But it’s not too late.

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Gallatin River Task Force Intern Highlight: Sophie Dellinger

This month, the Task Force is highlighting Sophie Dellinger, our multi-talented and intrepid Events and Fundraising Intern. A recent graduate of Colorado College with her sights set on law school, Sophie is interested in bridging the gap between science and policy in...

Every Drop Counts: Protections for the Gallatin River begin at home, end in congress

This post originally appeared in Explore Big Sky. Marne Hayes is the Communications Manager for the Gallatin River Task Force. Ask anyone who calls Big Sky home what summers mean to them, and it’s likely that the Gallatin River will get an honorable mention in some...

Hooked on the Gallatin: Thank You to Our Community

Hooked on the Gallatin: community support and annual celebration helps achieve critical funding for the Gallatin Sunday, July 28th marked the 12th annual Hooked on the Gallatin hosted by the Gallatin River Task Force. The summer celebration of the Gallatin River is...

Two people monitoring water in the snow from 2016. low snowpack means low river flow

Every Drop Counts: low snowpack means low river flow

It was hard to get on a chairlift this year and not hear locals’ complaints about the lack of snow cover. Snowpack is both the lifeblood of the water resources in Big Sky, and what gives life to our winter recreation. The rest of this blog will talk about how low...

Photo of Member Dan Boeckman holding Fish with friend

Gallatin River Task Force Member Spotlight: Dan Boeckman

This month's Gallatin River Task Force Member Spotlight: Dan Boeckman. When new member Dan Boeckman was asked what prompted his interest in membership with the Task Force, he had this to say, "When I think of all the times and rivers I have fished in Montana, my mind...

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Your donation is an investment in the future of this special place. Join the hundreds of your friends and neighbors in preserving the Gallatin River for future generations.

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