Join the Clark Fork Watershed Education Program, community volunteers, and students from Whittier Elementary, West Elementary, and East Middle School to help improve stream habitat for fish as well as the overall appearance of Blacktail Stream for the Butte Community. Businesses and community members are encouraged and needed to join the effort! 8:30 AM …
Applications available March 2018. Applications Due June 29, 2018 Space is limited! Scholarships available! Email Chris Doyle or call at 406-496-4790. There are two dates for the 2018 camp based on camper age: Ages 12-14: July 30 – August 1 Agest 15-17: August 1 – August 3
Silver Bow Creek has become for some, the archetype of Superfund. The example of the death of this stream and the community’s desire to see it reborn is the quintessential hero story. Silver Bow Creek, however, is only one of many streams within the Summit Valley that help to form the headwaters of the Clark …
Download the latest edition of The Montana Steward: Headwaters Edition, a feature focusing on Blacktail and Basin Creeks. Montana Steward: Headwaters Edition
Join us, May 1-3, 2018, in Bozeman, MT, for the 2018 Montana Stormwater Conference. This is a time to gather, share, learn and collaborate on stormwater and water quality issues with your local, regional and national colleagues. Why Participate? Attendees will learn about stormwater program planning and management, water quality planning and monitoring, and Best …
Are you curious about Montana’s birds? Join the University of Montana Bird Ecology Lab for a morning of bird banding at one of these locations: Seeley Lake Ranger Station Grant-Kohrs Ranch in Deer Lodge Rock Creek near Clinton MPG Ranch near Florence (by appt. only) The University of Montana has been awarded grants to educate …
Download the latest edition of The Montana Steward: Answers to Superfund, a comprehensive guide to Upper Clark Fork Basin Superfund sites and issues, from past to present. [wpfilebase tag=file id=450 /]
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In 2013, Butte-Silver Bow County (BSB) began installation of six hydrodynamic devices (HDDs) at the base of the Butte Hill. HDDs capture approximately 70% of sediments, trash, debris, and oils in stormwater. The six HDDs are located strategically at the bottom of stormwater drainage basins in Butte. Though stormwater is not treated before entering Silver …
