The North Shore of Flathead Lake is a special place. Its wildlife, water and natural beauty are wonderful natural assets. But the pressure to develop this area is great. Landowners and River to Lake Initiative partners are working together to…
This summer, Kirstin Gruver, our Flathead River Steward, led an ‘Edible Aquifer’ activity for the local Boys and Girls Club in Kalispell. The activity is designed to introduce young people to aquifers in a fun and engaging way. Club members,…
The Flathead Land Trust was recently awarded a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Small North American Wetlands Act (NAWCA) grant of $75,000 to fund a conservation project on the north shore of Flathead Lake. River to Lake Initiative partners are…
(Sent via Email, Monday 3/4/2013, by Flathead Land Trust) Flathead Land Trust has received the Montana Chapter of The Wildlife Society’s 2013 Wildlife Conservation Award. Flathead Land Trust was the recipient of the 2013 Wildlife Conservation Award for its 27…
Kirstin Gruver is joining the River to Lake Initiative as our new Flathead River Steward. Kirstin is a Big Sky Watershed Corps (associated with AmeriCorps) member who will be working on education projects and helping interested landowners restore critical riparian areas…
by Flathead Land Trust The Flathead Land Trust announced the completion of its latest conservation project, a 305 acre parcel in the Kila/Smith Lake area once destined for a luxury residential development with a private airstrip. The parcel includes both…
The landowners who make a commitment to conservation are the most important partners in efforts to protect the many benefits provided by River to Lake critical lands. River to Lake Initiative partners were honored with the Montana Wetlands Council’s Wetlands…
Flathead Lakers Critical Lands Program Director Constanza von der Pahlen presented the Flathead Lakers stewardship award to Montana Fish Wildlife Parks. The award is given to an individual or organization who make a significant contribution to protecting Flathead Lake and…