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Reclaimed Water Makes Its Debut in Early Season Snowmaking

Reclaimed Water Makes Its Debut in Early Season Snowmaking

The newest use of reclaimed water is currently making its debut at Big Sky’s Yellowstone Club, where the inaugural season of snowmaking from reclaimed water is finally a go after nearly two decades of planning and pilot projects.

Gallatin River Water Quality Monitoring: A Look at the 2023 Season

Gallatin River Water Quality Monitoring: A Look at the 2023 Season

As snow begins to fall and cold temperatures make it less appealing for people to get out on the river, the Task Force gets the time to look back and analyze a successful 2023 summer’s worth of Gallatin River Water Quality Monitoring data. As we’ve seen, the factors...

Restoration for the health of the Gallatin

Restoration for the health of the Gallatin

How we (literally) get to the Gallatin impacts the health and sustainability of riparian areas, streamside habitat, vegetation, and the river in general.  Well-worn, and sometimes rogue, access points are prevalent within publicly accessible forest lands along the Gallatin, creating the need for a host of restoration options.

A sustainable watershed relies on community vision, collaboration, and execution

A sustainable watershed relies on community vision, collaboration, and execution

The intent of the plan to expand the district is to put into place nearly five miles of sewer main along Highway 191 and throughout the canyon corridor, effectively retiring old septic systems that present notable human and health risks. A central  sewer system introduces several significant benefits, including better treatment and management of community wastewater.

A Community’s Connection to the Watershed

A Community’s Connection to the Watershed

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, irrigation, or otherwise?

FAQs: Gallatin River Middle Segment Impairment Designation

FAQs: Gallatin River Middle Segment Impairment Designation

Based on a review of best available science from the past 10 years, and data collected by the Gallatin River Task Force, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has issued a preliminary determination that the middle segment Gallatin River is impaired.