Welcome to the quarterly River to Lake newsletter. Issue 36 | Spring 2019. Conservation Project Protects North Fork Wildlife Corridor Spring Restoration Planting Update Summer Solstice Party Battle for a Paddle Online Auction Community Fishing Pond Opening in Columbia Falls…
Join us to celebrate the longest day of the year, and support new conservation along the Flathead River! Live music will be provided by Mike Murray, along with an assortment of locally grown food options and drinks. The event will…
Thank you to all who joined us on December 4, at the Smith Valley Grange, to share your concerns about water quality in Ashley Creek and discuss how we can work together to improve it.
Did you miss the meeting and want to share your input? Are you concerned about water quality and what can we do to make Ashley Creek healthier? We want to know what help would you need to improve Ashley Creek. We can help you connect with experts that can provide financial and technical assistance. For more information or to discuss a potential project, please contact Constanza, Flathead Lakers, 406-883-1341.
The Flathead River Conservation Project is Funded! Thanks to the support of our numerous partners, their members, and foundations, we raised the $128,000 needed to protect this special place! Click here to read more. Help us conserve this exceptional wetlands…
Do you live near Ashley Creek? We want to hear from you. It takes a community working together to restore a stream. Share your thoughts here: Take this short survey Thank you! We want to hear your interests and concerns about…
The Flathead Lakers and Flathead Land Trust are partnering to offer a boat tour on the Far West on Thursday, June 28 from 6:00 – 9:00 PM. Spend an evening celebrating the incredible conservation of the North Shore of Flathead…
Join River Steward partners to plant native trees along the Flathead River. Learn about riparian planting and river restoration, and enjoy some spring air.
Keeping Family Forests and Farms in the Family This is a tremendous opportunity for landowners to learn how to effectively plan your legacy with your family’s goals and values in mind. Many landowners want to preserve their family lands but…
The Soil and Water Conservation Districts of Montana is offering cost-share funding for ranchers through their Ranching for Rivers program to support landowners who wish to improve riparian grazing and pastures and protect water quality in streams and rivers. The…
