Jan 12, 2023 | Water Conservation
Snow is important for a lot of reasons. Good snowfall allows us to enjoy epic ski days, find quiet moments of winter solitude in our forests, or have the perfect reason to cozy up next to a fire. What is likely lower on the list of reasons why we pray for snow is a...
Dec 16, 2022 | Advocacy & Outreach
Roughly a half decade ago, Big Sky community stakeholders and Gallatin River enthusiasts came together to identify what “sustainability” looks like for the Upper Gallatin River and the surrounding watershed tributaries. This 18-month long collaborative process lead...
Nov 14, 2022 | Advocacy & Outreach
What do we actually know about how we are connected to our watershed? How does the connection between precipitation, absorption, runoff, evaporation and consumption play out through our daily use of water, whether for personal or commercial use, recreation,...
Jul 22, 2022 | Water Monitoring
FAQs: Gallatin River Middle Segment Impairment Designation June 2022 Preliminary Determination of Impairment What’s being proposed? Based on a review of best available science from the past 10 years, and data collected by the Gallatin River Task Force, the Montana...
May 16, 2022 | Advocacy & Outreach
If you know nothing else about the Gallatin River, you at least know that it is world-renowned for its blue-ribbon trout fishing. On a nice summer day you’ll see dozens of cars pulled into the easy access points along Highway 191, fly shops from West Yellowstone to...
